The markets will be supplied in abundance, and the production sectors will function normally to cover all consumer demands during Ramadan,” Mohamed Sadiki, Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fishing and Water and Forests, declared to the press.

The minister was speaking on the sidelines of a meeting organized Sunday in Ouarzazate by the National Rally of Independents (RNI) under the chairmanship of Aziz Akhannouch.

According to the minister, the prices of basic food products such as vegetables “will be stable and could even drop as long as the national markets are well supplied”.

The government official noted that there is price stability in parallel with the recording of some slight fluctuations, estimating that the supply of the market with sufficient quantities of consumable products will inevitably have an impact on the prices of food materials and products, particularly those most consumed during the month of Ramadan.

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A company specializing in aquifer bottling in plastic bottles, reduced the price of their products by more than 34 per cent in commercial centers, while a group specializing in the food industries related to dairy products reduced the price of cheese by 24 per cent.

Discount rates ranged from ten to 25 per cent as per the differences of products and their original prices. The sales also included vegetables, fruits, preserved food and household furniture.

These promotional offers came 56 days before the end of 2020. After coronavirus pandemic hit the Moroccan food industry groups due to the lockdown that has been lifted at the end of the first quarter of this year. It resulted in a financial drop of the biggest Moroccan companies in the field of importing home consumption products.

It is worth mentioning that the consumers’ interest in the products offered in the mega commercial markets has contributed to the revival of the sector’s transaction number with an unprecedented rate. Taking advantage from the fact that most consumers frequent shopping centers as they are relatively safe regarding the probability of getting infected by respiratory diseases and viruses.

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