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Livestock prices continue to rise during Eid al-Adha, with a noticeable decline in buying and selling activity in Moroccan markets due to increased costs linked to drought conditions. The rise in feed and medicine prices has significantly amplified the expense of livestock farming. Despite government measures to combat intermediaries, prices remain high, affecting the purchasing power of low- and middle-income families. Industry professionals attribute this situation to structural and objective factors related to fattening processes and their costs, as well as the declining size of the national herd due to drought, reflecting ongoing challenges in market balance and the sustainability of breeders' activities.
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