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Ceuta Disinformation: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez says EU research points to Russia and Israel spreading misleading claims around the late-July Ceuta migrant surge, while stressing there’s “no evidence” linking Morocco to the crisis. Food Supply Shock: Morocco’s sardine supply is tightening as warmer seas push fish deeper and a Morocco export ban earlier this year disrupted canneries in Spain and Portugal—raising the odds of more shortages. Clean Energy Infrastructure: BUTEC won an EPC deal for a Casablanca waste-to-energy plant under a 33.5-year concession, targeting 1.5m tonnes of non-recyclable waste annually and 126MWe of baseload power. Agri-Exports: Morocco’s blueberry exports are nearing 90,000 tons, with UK demand driving growth and faster transit routes helping keep fruit fresh. Industrial IP Strategy: Casablanca-based Ingelec highlights how trademark and design protection helped it grow into an Arab-African low-voltage appliances leader. Personal Care Innovation: BASF is launching Floragenist floral actives sourced from certified organic Moroccan flowers, tying botanical ingredients to epigenetics and sustainability claims.

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XS.com to headline The Trading Show Casablanca as global sponsor

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Morocco Strategic Minerals Reports 14.88% Copper and 696 g/t Silver at Ouneine and up to 4.16 g/t Gold at Aït Zekri

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