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Morocco will import up to 20% of its annual soft wheat needs from the United States for the first time, according to Moulay Abdelkader Alaoui, president of the National Federation of Milling (FNM). This strategic shift comes amid a global drop in wheat prices, driven by expectations of record harvests worldwide, Alaoui told Medias24. The

Morocco will receive its first shipment of 100,000 tonnes of hard wheat from Louisiana this month, the head of the Moroccan Federation of Millers (FNM) Abdelkader Alaoui said, Reuters reported. Morocco will increase its imports of hard wheat from the United States “purely for economic and financial reasons,” Abdelkader Alaoui said. He cited the $50

Morocco aims to boost its wheat imports and stockpiling to cover local needs for the next three to five months. Abdelkader El Alaoui, President of the National Federation of Mill Owners, told SNRTnews that the North African country aims to capitalize on the decline in international wheat prices, especially soft wheat. Alaoui said that global