Trade between Ecuador and Morocco grew moderately during the first half of 2025, with Ecuadorian exports to Morocco reaching USD 58.7 million (around MAD 577 million) under Ecuador’s definitive export regime, which allows goods to be permanently exported from one country to another, according to data from the portal DatosEcuador.com.
Ecuador supplied the Moroccan market with a range of products, mainly seafood, such as shrimp and prawns, listed under Chapter 3 of Ecuador’s customs tariff, and bananas and plantains, some of the most common agricultural products in Ecuador.
The export companies leading these shipments include Interbananaexport PLC, a company specializing in international banana trade; Industrial Pesquera Santa Priscila PLC, one of Ecuador’s leading shrimp exporters; and Exportquilsa & Productores Asociados PLC, a prominent firm in the seafood industry.
Ecuadorian imports from Morocco have been modest in value but have been consistent over time. Those imports primarily consist of industrial goods, chemical substances, and textiles used in local manufacturing.
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