This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdul Latif Baraka
The fruit of Indian Carmeos, or what is known as Spininin, was on the throne of fruit in Morocco in an unprecedented way, bringing the price on certain markets at 8 dirhams per pill, this sudden elevation has raised the surprise of many, especially since this fruit has been in recent years, considered one of the fruits of the poor for families that are abundant in the valleys of the world, More abundant in the valleys of the world, and is considered a greater source in families.
But over time, Indian chromos are no longer accessible to everyone, despite the abundance of their production during certain years, because the reasons for this increase in prices vary, but the main reason is due to the spread of “scarlet worm” which has considerably affected career cards, which has led to the drop in production.
Carmazique worm: the lesion that destroyed production
The Indian chromos are among the fruits that decorate the Moroccan markets with the diversity of their colors and their delicious taste, and spread in the valleys and helping to support the local economy, but with the emergence of “Ver Crimson” in recent years, the production of this fruit has been seriously affected, and this disease has killed most of the Indian carmic trees, which have led to a serious decrease in the quantity of characteristics.
This contributed to the double price in an unprecedented way, after Indian chromos are widely available and for symbolic prices, today it has become a rare currency sold at high prices, because the price of the pill has reached 8 dirhams on certain markets, while certain places exceed this price at 15 dirhams.
– peasants adapt to the new reality
In an attempt to adapt to this great interaction in prices, many Moroccan farmers have started to change the methods of agriculture and to use covered houses to cultivate Indian chromos, and even some farmers have decided to replace certain other crops, such as bananas with the culture of the Indian carmeus, in a move.
Covered houses or “plastic tunnels” offer greater protection against plants against environmental factors and agricultural pests, which helps farmers improve their production of Indian chromos, despite the significant increase in the cost of agriculture and production. This method was not popular before, but it has become the perfect choice for farmers today.
Paradox: high prices despite the abundance of production
What is strange is that the prices of the Indian carmeos continue to increase, although there is a relative abundance in its production today. Some farmers say that production can be partially recovered after the increased use of covered houses and the application of new antiparasitic control technologies, but prices have not decreased despite the availability of quantities.
Some may see that supply and demand are the two main factors to determine the price, because the rarity of fruit on the market in the past has made Indian chrome a rare goods, and therefore the demand for it has become very important. In addition, high production in covered houses is not sufficient to meet the needs of the local market, which means that the fruits remain high.
The phenomenon of high price of Indian chromos on the Moroccan market remains a question. While farmers are continuing their attempts to develop agricultural methods and to achieve greater production than this fruit, reality remains that the disease that has afflicted it in the past and the natural factors in progress can contribute to the pursuit of this increase.
At the same time, it seems that the Moroccans of yesterday who saw in the Indian Carmeos are a simple fruit available for everyone, today, they note that this fruit, which was once considered as a “fruit of the poor”, has become decorating the tables of the rich thanks to its remarkable high price.
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