Short summaries of published trade figures. Each item names its source and the period the data covers, so you can check it yourself.
Eurostat data, processed by FEPEX, put Moroccan exports to the EU at about 1.4 million tonnes in 2019: 859,095 t of vegetables and 533,065 t of fruit.
What it means for buyers: Vegetables made up about three fifths of the 2019 volume, so vegetable programmes carry the most weight.
Source: Morocco World News
See the sector data →Moroccan exports to the EU reached 1,443.8 million kg, worth €1,993 million. Tomatoes alone were 434.9 million kg (€529.9 million).
What it means for buyers: Tomatoes are the largest line, so the tomato season calendar is the first thing to plan around.
Source: FreshPlaza
See the sector data →Eurostat data cited by FEPEX show Moroccan fresh produce exports to the EU at €1.83 billion, up 6% year on year, on about 1.04 million tonnes.
What it means for buyers: Value and volume both appear in the source, so plan orders against the season calendar rather than last year’s price.
Source: Atalayar
See the sector data →Exports of Moroccan fruit and vegetables to Spain reached €801 million from January to October 2024, up 13%. This is Spain only, not the whole EU.
What it means for buyers: Spanish central markets are the closest destination for a shared truck from Agadir.
Source: Challenge.ma
See the sector data →Fepex, analysing Eurostat data, puts Moroccan tomato imports at 579,815 t in 2024, against 492,438 t in 2023.
What it means for buyers: Tomato is the largest single line in these figures, so it is the first product to plan around.
Source: FreshPlaza
See the sector data →EU imports of Moroccan fruit and vegetables reached €1.121 billion in the first quarter of 2025, up 14% in value, with volume at 512,689 t (+9%).
What it means for buyers: Volume and value both rose, so demand for Moroccan produce in the EU is still growing.
Source: East Fruit
See the sector data →Spain’s Ministry of Agriculture, citing Eurostat, reports that Morocco was the main non-EU supplier of tomatoes to the EU at the end of 2025.
What it means for buyers: If you buy tomatoes for a European market, Morocco is the reference supplier, so a clear calendar and specification matter.
Source: FreshPlaza
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