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Vegetable prices have risen in Moroccan markets. At the Sunday market in Tinghir, tomatoes were selling for 13–15 dirhams per kilogram, rising to 16–17 dirhams on other days, while potatoes and onions cost between 7 and 8 dirhams. Shoppers blamed the high prices on produce being diverted for export, while industry professionals pointed to intermediaries and problems with distribution and wholesale markets. A community activist called for a temporary halt to exports of essential goods and for priority to be given to the domestic market, suggesting exports resume once self-sufficiency had been achieved and prices had fallen back to 3–5 dirhams.
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