Industry Dynamics

The regional commander of the Customs Brigade in Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, Colonel Abdelkader Battani, said the operation is linked to three other interventions carried out in the past week.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made self-sufficiency a priority, now more than ever. Accordingly, investing in basic goods can be quite a safe option in the upcoming period, as a global recession is highly expected.

Egypt exported electrical energy worth $6.407 billion, compared to $8.1 billion in July 2019, marking a decline of $1.69 million.

According to the UN agency, a vast majority of food loss across Africa happens between harvest and the point of sale, while very little is wasted by consumers after purchase.

Souss-Massa officials met last week in Agadir, southwestern Morocco, to discuss a new aquaculture project. The new project involves the establishment of a packaging factory and valuation units for aquaculture products in Imi Ouaddar.

There will be no fuel shortage in the country following an huge oil spillage at Samburu, the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has assured.

Egyptian Exports of grapes more than doubled in June hitting $128.3 million jumping from $62.9 million in May with an increase of $101.4 million.

The ministry added that Morocco's main citrus competitors have a relatively limited supply, yet the demand for vitamin C-rich citrus fruits is on the rise given the global health crisis.

According to the association, Cameroon exported 12,981 tons of Banana in the month of August compared to 11,695 exported in the month of July, giving an increase of 1,200 tons.