Advancing market access and certification readiness for Moroccan berry exports
At Afripick, we were proud to take part in a professional training session organized by GREEN SMILE, centered on a strategic topic for the Moroccan berry industry:
“Market and Certification Requirements for Berries Exportation from Morocco – Strategies for Sustainable Growth & Market Access.”
This initiative reflects the growing importance of compliance, quality assurance, and structured market access in strengthening Morocco’s position in international berry markets.
Sharing expertise on international markets and certification standards
During the session, our CEO, Sofia Rbei, delivered a comprehensive presentation addressing key challenges and opportunities related to berry exportation. Her intervention focused on:
- International market requirements
- Certification standards essential for export markets
- Practical strategies to enhance competitiveness for Moroccan producers and exporters
These insights aim to support industry stakeholders in navigating complex regulatory frameworks while maintaining high standards of quality and sustainability.
Building capacity within the Moroccan berry sector
The training session provided a valuable platform for dialogue and knowledge sharing among professionals of the berry value chain. Capacity-building initiatives like this play a crucial role in equipping Moroccan exporters with the tools and understanding needed to access global markets successfully and sustainably.
Thank you to GREEN SMILE
We extend our sincere thanks to GREEN SMILE for the excellent organization of this training and for their continued commitment to strengthening skills and expertise within the Moroccan berry sector. Their efforts contribute significantly to the long-term development and resilience of the industry.
Supporting sustainable growth and Moroccan expertise
At Afripick, we remain committed to promoting Moroccan expertise, fostering collaboration, and supporting the sustainable growth of the berry industry. Together with our partners, we continue to work toward stronger market access, higher standards, and a competitive future for Moroccan berry exports.
