Laayoune Enhances Market Supply with New Livestock Arrivals
As reported by le12.ma.
In a proactive effort to meet the growing demand for livestock as Eid al-Adha approaches, the city of Laayoune has recently welcomed a new shipment of sheep and goats. This initiative aims to bolster the local market supply and ensure that residents have ample access to quality animals for the upcoming festivities. Reports indicate that nearly ten trucks filled with livestock arrived in Laayoune on Monday night, including additional shipments from the "Atqadaw" market in Guelmim, where sales had not met expectations. This strategic redirection is designed to capitalize on the anticipated increase in commercial activity in Laayoune.
Moreover, it is expected that the Marjan supermarket in Laayoune will also receive a new batch of livestock. This move is part of broader efforts to enhance the availability of sheep and goats, offering citizens a variety of purchasing options across both open markets and large retail chains. Local authorities in Laayoune are closely monitoring the situation, overseeing the supply operations, and regulating the sale of livestock. The purchasing and slaughtering of animals will continue up to the third day of the holiday, with significant market activity anticipated in the coming hours.
