Morocco

Surexport is a leading fully-integrated producer of strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries with land in Spain, Morocco, Portugal, and Kenya

The Dutch company wants to grow to 100 hectares of its own and 100 hectares of cultivation by partner growers in the coming years.

Surexport has just announced its completion of three acquisitions: Portuguese raspberry producer Solana; Moroccan blueberry producer AG Group; and Spanish producer of organic berries Flor De Doñana.

The board of Australia’s largest fruit and vegetable company, Costa Group, has agreed to a cut-price $1.5 billion takeover offer from a consortium headed by private equity firm Paine Schwartz Partners.

RRG Nature Based Solutions LLC has so far acquired lands for carbon farming projects in Morocco and Colombia.

Au Maroc, le producteur espagnol de fruits Daifressh vient de réaliser l’achat de deux sites totalisant une superficie de 140 hectares pour la culture de myrtilles (105 ha) et framboises (35 ha)

IDB Invest provided Agrovision, a US-based vertically-integrated producer and exporter of superfruits, a revolving credit line of up to $20 million to cover its blueberry production cycle in Latin America and the Caribbean, and support its growth in Peru and Mexico.

Le Groupement d’intérêt économique-Dental Yaakaare Ndema e Ngaynaakaoghé, de Boghé, a discuté du Protocole d’accord dénommé « Développement d’un projet d’agriculture commerciale » signé le 16 décembre 2022 entre le GIE DYNN, African Agriculture Inc et le gouvernement de la Mauritanie.

Para desarrollar el sector agrícola, Marruecos ha colocado invernaderos en gran parte del territorio, y tiene la intención de ampliar los terrenos de plantación en 5.000 hectáreas más

The first phase of Agroberries’ strategy in Morocco includes the planting of 300 hectares of blueberries in three different regions.

Paine Schwartz has increased its stake in Australia’s top grower, packer, and marketer of fresh fruit and vegetables and owner of several blueberry farms in China and Morocco.

Morocco is seeking investors for a $213 million agriculture project in Western Sahara that will establish farms on 5,200 ha for growing fruit, vegetables and animal feed.