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Morocco: Consumer Boycott Costs Centrale Danone 150 mln DH in Losses
Moroccan subsidiary of French diary company Centrale Danone has announced heavy losses estimated at 150 million Dirham for the first half of the year due to a continuing consumer boycott. The boycott was launched on April 20 and caused the company to suffer a steep deficit after posting 56 million Dirham profits the same period […]
Morocco’s automotive sector set to make up for coronavirus losses
The outbreak of the coronavirus has crippled the global supply chain for the automotive sector which, coupled with a demand crisis, has triggered a lethargy in the car industry fabric globally with Morocco being no exception. Morocco has made the automotive sector a pillar of its industrial strategy attracting large-scale investments by world giants such […]



