Stable Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Amid Meat Price Adjustments
As of July 22, 2026, the wholesale market prices in Casablanca have largely remained stable, particularly for fruits and vegetables, according to the latest report from SDL Casa Prestations. The primary fluctuations noted pertain to red meat prices, with recent data indicating a decrease of 2 dirhams per kilogram for the minimum price of sheep meat, alongside reductions of 2 to 3 dirhams per kilogram for beef prices. These trends underscore the dynamic nature of market pricing as consumer demand and supply conditions evolve.
Detailed Price Overview
The specifics of the observed prices reveal the following trends: the price of sheep meat now ranges between 133 dirhams and 138 dirhams per kilogram, reflecting a decrease in the minimum price while the maximum remains unchanged. For beef, the prices have adjusted to a range of 80 dirhams to 105 dirhams per kilogram, with both minimum and maximum prices experiencing declines. In contrast, the prices for various vegetables have shown mixed trends. For instance, tomatoes have risen by 0.30 dirhams for the minimum price while the maximum price has decreased by 0.70 dirhams, indicating a slight adjustment in consumer preferences or supply levels. Other vegetables such as carrots and onions have also seen price fluctuations, with carrots dropping by 0.30 dirhams on the low end and onions experiencing a modest increase on the high end.
On the fruit front, prices have remained mostly stable with local bananas, oranges, and imported apples holding steady at their respective price ranges. However, the price of Souihla melons has seen a slight decrease at the upper end of its range, hinting at changing market dynamics.
As reported by medias24.com.
