Wednesday 19 November 2025 – 16:53
Morocco doubled its tomato exports to Ireland this season, reaching 3,400 tonnes worth 7.5 million dollars between October 2024 and August 2025, according to EastFruit. The volume surpasses last year’s shipments and exceeds the previous record from 2020 to 2021 by 62 percent.
Tomatoes account for roughly one third of Morocco’s fresh produce exports. Ireland represents only about 1 percent of the total, but it is among the fastest growing markets alongside several Scandinavian countries. January marked the peak month, with 542 tonnes shipped.
The Netherlands remains Ireland’s top tomato supplier, followed by Germany and Spain. Morocco has held fourth place since 2022 but expanded its market share to a record 10 percent this season.
Direct shipments from Morocco increased as re exports through the United Kingdom declined post Brexit, enabling Moroccan exporters to gain ground and close the season with their highest volumes to Ireland.
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