MOROCCO – SEAF Morocco Growth Fund (SMGF), an investment fund has completed its fourth investment with its acquisition of stake in SOWIT, an Agritech Company Specializing in Precision Agriculture in Africa. SOWIT is an African […]
MOROCCO – Morocco’s cereal production declined by 40.5% during the 2018-2019 crop year to at 6.1 million tonnes, according to a report published by the Moroccan Ministry of Finance. The report cites poor the rainfall […]
MOROCCO – Land’Or, Tunisian dairy manufacturer has unveiled that it will be investing US$11.3 millon in setting up a new plant in Morocco. According to a Morocco News report, Land’Or said it be commissioning operations […]
MOROCCO – Morrocco is set to record a decline in major cereals production during the 2018-2019 production season with forecast projecting a 6.1 million tonnes harvest representing a 19% decline from the average production of […]
MORROCCO – Suez SA, a French based waste and water management firm, has entered into a US$2.49 million waste management agreement with North Africa Bottling Company (NABC), the bottler of the Coca-Cola brand in Morocco. […]
MOROCCO – Toyo Ink SC Holdings Co. Ltd., the parent company of the Toyo Ink Group of Japan has unveiled plans of setting up its first office in Africa in Casablanca, Morocco as it sets […]
MOROCCO – Givaudan, a leading flavour and fragrance company, has commissioned a new Flavours technical and commercial centre in Morocco, an investment valued at US$1.22 million. The investment is part of Givaudan’s growth plan in […]
MOROCCO – The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank, Côte d’Ivoire’s multilateral development finance institution has approved US$236 million loan for Agricultural development in Morocco. The funding will finance the Program for Supporting […]
EGYPT – Edita Food Industries, a leader in the Egyptian packaged snack food market has announced it will directly enter the Moroccan snack food market through a greenfield investment with Morocco’s Dislog Group. Edita signed […]
MOROCCO – The National Association of Producers of Eggs for Consumption unveiled on January 15 that Morocco produced 5.2 billion eggs in 2015, or 160 eggs per capita per year, thus ensuring Morocco’s self-sufficiency in this commodity.
