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The strawberry season in Morocco is off to a good start, despite a decline in cultivated areas of around 10% compared to the previous year. Favourable weather conditions and an improvement in the quality of the harvests allow producers to remain optimistic about export prospects and opportunities on the international market. The planting of strawberries started late this year, but the warm temperatures recorded recently have accelerated the production cycle. Amine Bennani, president of the Moroccan Association of Red Fruit Producers, explains: “All the plants, whether late or early, come out at the same time.” This situation has allowed an early harvest, which began about ten days ago for fresh strawberries. Although it is still too early to fully assess yields, initial feedback indicates a regular and good quality production. This trend could compensate, in part

The main markets for Moroccan blueberries are Europe and the Middle East, however, the fruit also reaches Asia and North America, offering high-quality varieties, adapted to the demands of international markets.

Moroccan farmers are preparing to start the new blueberry season, and forecasts are particularly optimistic, EastFruit reports. The first harvests of early varieties will begin in early December, marking the start of a campaign that will reach its peak in the following months. While production peaks between January and March, availability is expected to be optimal between April and June, meeting growing demand in international markets. Read also: Morocco sets new blueberry export record, increasing exports to all key destinations In fact, while production is expected to peak between January and March, availability is expected to be optimal between April and June, meeting growing demand in international markets. The outlook for the 2024 season is also very promising, Blueberriesconsulting writes. The harvest is expected to reach 80,000 tons, an impressive figure, driven by the particularly favorable