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Surge in Sheep Meat Prices in Casablanca: A 15 DH/kg Increase in Just Two Weeks

PUBLISHED March 25, 2026
Surge in Sheep Meat Prices in Casablanca: A 15 DH/kg Increase in Just Two Weeks

Significant Price Increases in Casablanca's Wholesale Markets

As of March 25, 2026, recent data from SDL Casa Prestations indicates a notable shift in the wholesale markets of Casablanca, particularly concerning the prices of sheep meat, tomatoes, and carrots. Over a span of just two weeks, sheep meat has witnessed a remarkable increase of 15 DH/kg, demonstrating a significant upward trend in the market. Specifically, the price of sheep meat has risen by 10 DH/kg at the lower end and 5 DH/kg at the higher end, reflecting a cumulative increase of 15 DH/kg on the minimum price and 12 DH/kg on the maximum price.

This surge in prices is not isolated to sheep meat; carrots have also seen a noteworthy increase of 4 DH/kg across both price levels. Conversely, several other vegetables have experienced declines in their market prices. For instance, cucumbers have dropped by 2 DH/kg at the minimum and 3 DH/kg at the maximum, while zucchinis have decreased by 1.50 DH/kg across both ends. This variation in price trends highlights the volatility and fluctuating nature of the agricultural market in this region.

Current Price Overview for Key Products

Here’s a detailed look at the current price levels observed in the Casablanca market:

Red Meats:

  • Sheep Meat: Ranges from 125 DH/kg to 130 DH/kg, with a significant increase of 10 DH/kg on the minimum and 5 DH/kg on the maximum.
  • Cattle Meat: Prices range from 78 DH/kg to 94 DH/kg, showing stability at the minimum price but a slight decrease of 1 DH/kg at the maximum.

Vegetables:

  • Tomatoes: Priced between 2.50 DH/kg and 7.00 DH/kg, with an increase of 0.50 DH/kg on the minimum and 2.50 DH/kg on the maximum.
  • Carrots: Now range from 6.00 DH/kg to 9.00 DH/kg, reflecting a solid increase of 4 DH/kg on both ends.
  • Onions: Priced between 3.50 DH/kg and 7.00 DH/kg, with a rise of 0.50 DH/kg at the lower end.
  • Cucumbers: Experience a notable decline, priced from 3.00 DH/kg to 4.50 DH/kg, down by 2 DH/kg at the minimum and 3 DH/kg at the maximum.

This recent data underscores the dynamic nature of food prices in Casablanca, reflecting broader economic trends and consumer demand. Understanding these fluctuations is crucial for both consumers and producers, as they navigate the complexities of supply and demand in the marketplace. As reported by medias24.com.

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