Overview of Wholesale Prices in Casablanca
As of July 29, 2026, the wholesale prices across the markets in Casablanca have maintained a generally stable trend compared to the previous week. According to data from SDL Casa Prestations, the most significant change noted this week pertains to sheep meat, where the minimum price has risen by 2 DH/kg. This development reflects ongoing market dynamics and consumer demand.
Price Fluctuations Across Categories
In the red meat sector, sheep meat is now priced between 135 and 138 DH/kg, with the floor price seeing an increase of 2 DH/kg, while the upper limit remains unchanged. Meanwhile, beef is trading between 80 and 104 DH/kg, with its minimum price stable but the maximum experiencing a slight decrease of 1 DH/kg.
Turning to vegetables, tomatoes are available at prices ranging from 1.50 to 3.80 DH/kg, showing no change from the previous week. Squash is priced between 2 and 6 DH/kg, with the maximum rising by 0.50 DH/kg while the minimum remains stable. Carrots have seen a price increase, ranging from 1.50 to 3 DH/kg; the minimum has risen by 0.30 DH/kg and the maximum by 0.50 DH/kg. Fresh onions, however, have decreased slightly, now priced between 1.30 and 2.30 DH/kg, reflecting respective drops of 0.20 and 0.40 DH/kg. Other vegetables like potatoes, cauliflower, and cabbage have shown minimal variation in their price ranges.
In the fruit category, local bananas are being sold between 7 and 11 DH/kg with the maximum price increasing by 0.50 DH/kg while the minimum remains stable. Oranges are priced between 2.50 and 4.50 DH/kg, with the minimum unchanged and the maximum increasing by 0.30 DH/kg. Local apples are stable at 8 to 15 DH/kg, and imported apples range from 12 to 23 DH/kg, also showing no change. Watermelons are priced at 1 to 2.30 DH/kg; the minimum price remains constant while the maximum has decreased by 0.50 DH/kg. The Souihla melon has also seen a decrease, with both minimum and maximum prices dropping by 0.20 DH/kg. However, peaches have experienced an increase, now priced between 5 and 10 DH/kg, reflecting a rise of 1 DH/kg on both ends of the price spectrum.
As reported by medias24.com.
