In 2024, Morocco imported 37 million dirhams ($3.61 million) worth of American oilseeds, excluding soybeans, reflecting its stable presence in a market dominated by larger buyers.
The U.S. exported a total of 3.46 billion dirhams ($342.08 million) in oilseeds, reaching 557,972 tons across various markets. Canada remains the top buyer, importing 1.81 billion dirhams ($179 million), followed by Mexico (737.2 million dirhams, $72.93 million). South Korea ($399.1 million) and Japan ($212.2 million) are also key customers.
While Morocco’s oilseed imports remain small compared to major economies, it continues to receive regular shipments. The U.S. exports oilseeds to other intermediate markets like the EU (105.4 million dirhams), China (95.8 million dirhams), and Saudi Arabia (11.6 million dirhams).
Over the past decade, U.S. oilseed exports have grown by an average of 1.6%, a trend that may support Morocco’s continued, if modest, position in this trade.
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