This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Moroccan activists have relaunched the “Let’s talk with you” campaign in recent days, which has once again swept social networks with force.
Calls from activists to boycott poultry meat have intensified, as an expression of their protest against the unprecedented rise in its prices, with the price of a kilo exceeding 30 dirhams in certain regions.
Many satirical publications examined by Heba Press demand that chickens be left “young”, which expresses the anger of consumers and their great desire to put pressure on breeders and traders to lower prices which have become a burden for Moroccan families.
One of the most widespread images calling for a boycott of chicken meat
Amid this crisis, some voices of the parliamentary opposition have recently been raised, demanding the need to impose strict price controls and punish speculators to ensure the supply of this vital product at reasonable prices.
For their part, professionals in the sector have highlighted the need to reform the compound feed market and reduce the role of intermediaries, considered one of the main factors contributing to the rise in prices.
