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Morocco to ban frozen sardine exports from February
Sardines are a staple for Moroccan households, and the country is the world’s top exporter of the fish. The post Morocco to ban frozen sardine exports from February appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Read Full ArticleMorocco Bans Frozen Sardine Exports From February 1 To Protect Local Supplies
Morocco will ban exports of frozen sardines starting February 1, 2026, aiming to secure domestic supplies and steady prices as catches decline sharply. This move safeguards a vital household staple, particularly with Ramadan’s demand surge on the horizon. Secretary of State for Maritime Fisheries Zakia Driouich announced the decision during parliamentary sessions on January 5-6, 2026, pointing to a significant drop in sardine availability. The r…
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