The prices of tomatoes have fallen at the beginning of this week, to the delight of consumers. The kilo now costs between 6 and 7 dirhams.
On the web, many Moroccans have expressed their relief at this long-awaited decrease, as tomatoes are used in most dishes prepared during Ramadan.
In this regard, a sector professional confirmed to Le Site info that the price of tomatoes, which had exceeded 10 dirhams in several markets in the Kingdom, has finally stabilized thanks to measures taken by the government. He added that Moroccans do not have to worry, stating that the supply of tomatoes exceeds demand.
In addition, here are the retail prices of vegetables as observed this Tuesday on the markets of the region of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra:
– Potato: Between 10 and 12 Dh/Kg
– Onion: Between 13 and 15 Dh/Kg
– Tomato : Between 6 and 10 Dh/Kg
– Bell pepper : Between 16 and 18 Dh/Kg
– Carrot : Between 4 and 6 Dh/Kg
– Eggplant : Between 12 and 14 Dh/Kg
– Cucumber : Between 9 and 11 Dh/Kg
– Zucchini : Between 13 and 16 Dh/Kg
– Cauliflower : Between 10 and 12 Dh/Kg
– Green bean : Between 25 and 30 Dh/Kg
– Turnip : Between 10 and 12 Dh/Kg
– Cabbage : Between 7 and 9 Dh/Kg
– Spinach : Between 16 and 18 Dh/Kg
– Pumpkin : Between 9 and 10 Dh/Kg
– Beet : Between 3 and 5 Dh/Kg
– Broccoli : Between 25 and 30 Dh/Kg
– Peas : Between 17 and 20 Dh/Kg
– Cardoon : Between 5 and 9 Dh/Kg
– Mushrooms : Between 40 and 45 Dh/Kg
– Coriander : Between 2 and 2,5 Dh/Boot
– Celery : Between 2 and 3 Dh/Boot
– Parsley : Between 2 and 2,5 Dh/Boot
– Lettuce: Between 3 and 6 Dh/Piece.
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