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Cameroon, Morocco aquaculture deal targets feed, production and trade growth
Domestic production stands at roughly 250,000-300,000 tonnes, leaving a supply gap that drives imports of more than 200,000 tonnes each year.
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Morocco joins UN-backed fisheries program as small pelagic stocks face pressure
The initiative is already operating in countries including Mauritania, Senegal, Ecuador, Guatemala and Panama.
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Morocco’s aquaculture draws over US$142M in H1 2025: National Agency for Aquaculture Development
This number signals rising investor interest in a sector that is now gaining a lot of interest.
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Morocco signs new fisheries cooperation agreement with Russia
The four-year deal outlines fishing rights, catch limits, and ecosystem protection measures in Moroccan waters.
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Morocco struggles to expand aquaculture despite rising demand
One major concern hampering the industry is quality aquafeed, which represents up to 80% of aquaculture costs.
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Morocco suspends poultry imports from Portugal after bird flu outbreak
The suspension applies to poultry-based animal feed as well, and only feed that has undergone heat treatment proven to eliminate the H5N1 virus will be permitted.
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Morocco to reinstate taxes on sheep, goat imports from September 2025
MOROCCO – The government of Morocco will reintroduce customs duties and value-added tax on imports of sheep and goats at the end of September 2025,…
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IAOM MEA launches fully funded milling technology scholarship in Morocco
The program will offer a six-month intensive course in Advanced Milling Technology hosted at the Centre for Study and Research in the Cereal Industry (CERIC) in Casablanca, Morocco.
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Morocco launches US$674M livestock recovery plan amid severe drought losses
Years of below-average rainfall have devastated pasturelands across the country, forcing farmers to rely on increasingly expensive feed alternatives.
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Russia, Morocco set to renew fisheries agreement amid growing African aquaculture investments
The agreement will grant Russian fishing vessels access to Morocco’s exclusive economic zone, allowing them to catch up to 80,000 tons of fish in 2025.
