The 2025th International Seminar on Blueberries in Morocco 4 highlights the country's position in the international market for berries, reaching XNUMXth place as a recognized exporter worldwide.

With a full house and high levels of interest in every presentation, the international event concluded in Tangier, consolidating its position as a key forum for analyzing the opportunities and challenges facing the Moroccan industry in the global berry market.

The installed electrical capacity will be 14 MW, of which 40% will be generated through green electricity production.

With a broad turnout and high technical level, the 38th International Seminar on Red Fruits is taking place in Tangier. The event brings together producers, entrepreneurs, investors, and academics from various continents, consolidating Morocco as a key hub in the conversation about the present and future of the sector.

With the participation of delegations from more than 20 countries, the XNUMXth International Seminar on Red Fruits opens today in Tangier. The agenda includes genetics, fertigation, plant health, logistics, and market analysis, making Morocco the center of a global dialogue where science, market, and sustainability come together to project the future of berries in Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa.

The 10th International Red Fruit Seminar, taking place tomorrow, September XNUMXth, will bring together leading researchers, producers, advisors, and executives from global companies in Morocco. With presentations on genetics, production, sustainability, marketing, and logistics, the event consolidates its position as an international benchmark for the berry industry.

The 70th International Seminar on Red Fruits will bring together more than XNUMX companies, associations, and research centers from different continents in Tangier. Morocco thus strengthens its role as a strategic hub in the Mediterranean and Africa by hosting one of the most influential gatherings for innovation, trade, and applied research in the red fruit sector.

The southern region of Dakhla-Oued Ed Dahab led the country with a GDP growth rate of 10,1%.

Dr. María del Carmen Salas, coordinator of the Master's Degree in Mediterranean Greenhouse Horticulture at the University of Almería, will present at the 2025th International Seminar on Red Fruits Morocco 10 on September XNUMX.

With more than two decades involved in agronomic research and the management of innovation projects, Douglas Rodríguez has established himself as one of the leading experts on plant health applied to berries.

Morocco continues to consolidate its role as a key supplier of fruits and vegetables to Spain, bringing the flavors of the Kingdom directly to the neighboring country's supermarkets. From blueberries and raspberries to the juiciest tomatoes, Moroccan products have earned a prominent place in Spanish homes, reflecting both the quality of their […]

After two years of drought, the Moroccan economy is making a strong comeback, driven by a revitalized agricultural sector and record exports. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) projects growth of 3,8% for 2025 and 2026, thanks to the revival of agricultural production, especially in fruits and vegetables. According to a […]

Hass Peru is one of the most successful foreign companies with a presence in the Chinese market, and in the talk "The Importance of Harvest, Logistics, and Postharvest Management to Access Distant Markets," the expert will share his experience and management successes in distant markets.

Daniel Díaz, an agricultural engineer and doctor in Plant Physiology of Fruit Trees from Michigan State University, will speak on the use of regulators to combat heat stress at the 2025th International Seminar on Red Fruits in Morocco XNUMX.

The South Atlantic Ocean is emerging as a key arena for the reconfiguration of international relations, and Morocco, with its strategic location, is positioned as a key player in building a new axis of South-South cooperation with Latin America. This approach, which transcends the traditional view of the Atlantic as a mere barrier […]

Amine Bennani, President of the Association of Red Fruit Producers of Morocco, highlighted

The North African country is enjoying a monumental shift in agricultural trade, now a key source of income for the European market.

Although the region offers natural, climatic, and logistical advantages for berry cultivation and export, its long-term sustainability and competitiveness still depend on its ability to consolidate infrastructure, diversify markets, and overcome structural barriers.

Morocco's 12 Regional Investment Centers are dedicating a week to Moroccans Living Abroad.
On the occasion of the National Day of Moroccans Living Abroad (MRE), celebrated on August 10th each year, the Moroccan Ministry of Investment, Convergence, and Evaluation of Public Policies has organized a week dedicated to this group, with the aim of encouraging them to contribute to the country's development.

With the new service, shipments from Agadir to Ireland can arrive in as little as six days.

The Moroccan kingdom is developing active economic diplomacy to serve the country's development and its presence on the African continent.

In recent years, Morocco's berry industry has been the focus of global attention. Its export figures continue to grow with each season, making it important for all entrepreneurs to stay at the forefront of techniques and technology for the production of strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries. A climate […]

The United States has committed to promoting inclusive economic growth in Morocco's Western Sahara region, reflecting Washington's support for the country's territorial integrity.

In addition to the quality and experience of its human resources, if we were to identify the key factors for the success of the Moroccan industry, we would first mention the ideal agroclimatic conditions that Morocco offers.

The data show a 6,3% increase in trade between Morocco and the rest of the world, compared to a 1,7% decrease in 2023.

Red fruits have been one of the most important agricultural crops in the northern region of Morocco since the 80s.

In just ten years, Morocco has increased its blueberry exports twelvefold, rising from 12 tons in 7000 to 2014 tons in 83, representing an impressive annual growth rate of 000%. This evolution is no coincidence, but the result of a profound transformation of its agricultural model, which has […]

Morocco is moving full speed ahead with the construction of Nador West Med, its second megaport in the Mediterranean. Inspired by the successful Tangier-Med model, this state-owned project represents a €730 million investment to reclaim land from the sea with little social or environmental opposition. The first phase is expected to be completed between […]

The ambitious idea of connecting Africa and Europe through an underwater rail tunnel under the Strait of Gibraltar, a project conceived more than three decades ago, is resurfacing with force. Driven by political will, increased investment, and advances in technical studies, the project is no longer a pipe dream but a reality […]

A new report by the OECD and FAO highlights Morocco's crucial role in the global fruit supply chain, amid growing demand and challenges facing global agriculture. The "Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034" report projects a 14% increase in global agricultural and fishery production for the next […]

Spanish imports of fresh fruits and vegetables from Morocco grew by 28% in the first four months of the year, reaching €672 million. This increase strengthens Morocco's position as the main supplier to the Spanish market in this sector, surpassing other countries and recording the highest year-over-year growth. The country […]

The project seeks to strengthen bilateral trade and generate lasting benefits.

A new Moroccan-Dutch partnership in the horticultural sector promises to boost the production of high-quality snack tomatoes in the Agadir region. A 24-hectare greenhouse project, called Callystar, was recently inaugurated near Agadir, the result of a collaboration between Dutch producers The Valley and Schenkeveld, the […]

The HCP report shows that the agricultural sector saw a strong recovery in the first quarter of 2025.

Egypt has gone from being on the figurative radar of the blueberry industry to firmly in the plans of numerous companies in Europe and the Americas, joining the two Spanish and Dutch companies that are carrying out projects with their own genetics. To exemplify the progress made, another global company with its […]

The Moroccan blueberry industry has reached an unprecedented milestone in the US market. During the first quarter of the 2024-2025 season (January-March), blueberry exports to the United States soared to 525 tons, generating an approximate value of $5 million, according to data from the US Census Bureau.

In 2024, Egypt continued to consolidate its presence in the Kazakhstani strawberry import market, building on the momentum of the previous two marketing years. At the same time, Morocco became the main direct supplier of fresh blueberries to Uzbekistan. According to EastFruit, these two North African countries are now at the forefront of meeting the growing demand […]

Founded in 2007 and starting commercial production in 2008, African Blue Morocco has become a major player in the Moroccan blueberry sector. The company currently manages approximately 345 hectares of blueberry plantations in the north and south of the country and operates as part of the […]

The Moroccan soft fruit sector has experienced rapid growth in recent years. The country has positioned itself among the world's largest suppliers of raspberries, blueberries, and strawberries. This growth has gone hand in hand with the success of companies like iBerry, which decided to specialize in soft fruits over a decade ago.

Exports of the red fruit, 97% of whose production is concentrated in the province of Huelva, generated a profit of 555 million euros last year.

Morocco is becoming a trade oasis and a guarantor of stability amid global uncertainty and instability, potentially marking a turning point for the Moroccan economy.

We're approaching a new International Seminar on Red Fruits in Morocco, which will be held on September 10th in Tangier, a permanent location for this event. Industry leaders, researchers, and specialists will participate in the meeting, which will be part of a comprehensive program […]