MAFEX - Maghreb Food Exhibition debuts at the O.F.E.C venue in Casablanca, Morocco, running from October 31 through November 02, 2025. The inaugural event features exhibitors from more than 19 nations, including dedicated national pavilions from Germany and China, showcasing cutting-edge products and technological innovations across the food industry spectrum.

Industry professionals are invited to participate in the third international food industry supplier trade fair, CFIA MOROCCO 2025, scheduled for September 25-27, 2025 in Casablanca, Morocco. The event brings together suppliers and manufacturers from across the food processing sector.

The US Grains Council (USGC) has established agreements with Morocco's red meat producers' association and poultry association to implement development projects through 2011 aimed at expanding both industry sectors.

American food exports to Morocco have quadrupled since 2005, reaching a record $766 million in 2010, representing a 51% increase compared to the previous year, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report released Wednesday.

Morocco has confirmed the elimination of custom duties on hard wheat imports through the end of 2010, a response to a nearly 30% decline in the country's grain harvest this year.

Morocco will maintain approximately a three-month reserve of soft wheat in its stockpiles between now and May to protect against global grain market volatility, the head of the state grain agency told Reuters on Thursday.

Morocco's beef sector currently imports approximately 30,000 head of cattle annually, primarily from France, Holland and Germany, though the majority are utilized for dairy breeding stock rather than beef production.

Morocco Agribusiness Report Q1 2010 - a comprehensive market research analysis now available. The report features extended forecasting through 2014 and enhanced Business Environment analysis. Optimistic projections for 2010 performance are based on improved macroeconomic conditions globally and domestically, expected to drive investment and stimulate internal demand.

The veterinary authority submitted an Immediate Notification dated 21 July to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE). The report documents six bluetongue outbreaks in sheep populations in the Sud region between 10 and 12 July. A total of 1,069 animals were affected, with 20 cases reported and three sheep deaths.

A veterinary delegation from Morocco recently visited Ireland to explore establishing bi-lateral export certification for both beef and livestock, according to James O'Donnell, Emerging Markets Director at Bord Bia. Initial outcomes from the visit have been favorable with strong indications that workable certification can be agreed.

Maroc Dinde, Morocco's largest turkey producer, is expanding operations into broiler production with assistance from leading Dutch hatchery technology company Pas Reform.

Morocco possesses adequate resources to advance farm sector reform, even as many foreign investors remain hesitant to commit capital, industry officials stated. Foreign investment in the north African country declined by one-third in September compared to a year earlier, according to government figures, as the global banking crisis made investors reluctant to commit funds.

The President of the Colombian Poultry Association discussed the benefits of a checkoff scheme during a meeting with the Moroccan Poultry Association during a trip organized by the US Grains Council (USGC). USGC hosted Jorge Bedoya, president of the Colombian Poultry Association (FENAVI) in Morocco last week.

The Moroccan government has unveiled an incentive programme to establish 20-30 large-scale beef feedlots and ten modern meat processing facilities in an effort to increase domestic beef production capacity.

The Moroccan government has announced an incentive programme to establish 20-30 large beef feedlots and ten modern meat processing facilities in an effort to increase domestic beef production.