Morocco’s government approved a decree on Wednesday extending the suspension of import duties on live sheep and meat from cattle, sheep, goats and camels, as it seeks to maintain domestic supply and ease pressure on food prices, according to Morocco’s Press Agency (MAP).
The measure was approved during the weekly cabinet meeting as part of a package of three draft decrees presented by Economy and Finance Minister Nadia Fettah.
The decree also revises the import tariff on edible offal from cattle, sheep, goats, and camels. Ministers also approved a separate decree extending the suspension of import duties on soft wheat and its derivatives, another measure aimed at supporting food supplies and limiting import costs.
In addition, the cabinet adopted amendments to the implementation of Morocco’s direct social support program, setting the duration of the exceptional benefit introduced under the revised law at 12 months, whether received continuously or intermittently.
The extension of the customs duty suspension comes as Morocco seeks to stabilize meat supplies after successive years of drought reduced livestock numbers and drove up red meat prices.
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