Moroccan exports to UK grow post-Brexit

Morocco and the UK have celebrated closer trade ties since Brexit, with the two countries looking to further grow the trading relationship, although the UK horticultural industry has warned of the dangers of overreliance on one market.

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Moroccan exports to UK grow post-Brexit

Morocco and the UK have celebrated closer trade ties since Brexit, with the two countries looking to further grow the trading relationship, although the UK horticultural industry has warned of the dangers of overreliance on one market.

Over the past 5 years, Moroccan tomato producers have seen a year-on-year increase in supply to UK markets. By the end of 2022, sales volumes had increased to a record 140,000 tonnes. The country has...

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