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The Spanish Association of Garlic Producers and Marketers has called on Madrid and the European Commission to take action after Morocco placed imports of fresh or chilled garlic under a licensing system for 18 months, amid concerns that Britain may suspend customs duties on garlic from November 26 through the end of 2028. In 2024, Spain exported 14,889 tonnes of garlic to Britain and 15,215 tonnes to Morocco—together accounting for 21.26% of its total exports. Exports to Morocco reached around 11,284 tonnes in 2025. The association warned that Morocco’s restrictions and intensifying competition in the British market could threaten the sector’s profitability and long-term viability. It called for clarification of the licensing system and closer monitoring of trade flows.
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