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Wholesale liquefied gas distributors in Morocco have threatened to halt the distribution of butane cylinders, warning of supply disruptions amid rising fuel and transport costs and persistently narrow profit margins. The warning came after diesel prices rose at the start of November by between 50 centimes and one dirham per litre, bringing prices close to 17 dirhams at some stations. The average government subsidy for a 12-kilogram butane cylinder reached about 61.79 dirhams between January and August 2026, up 15.75% from the same period last year. Distributors said, however, that the subsidy does not cover transport and distribution costs, and called for a review of their profit margin or exceptional support.
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