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82 Moroccan companies attend food exhibition in Paris

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82 Moroccan companies attend food exhibition in Paris

About 82 Moroccan companies from the agri-food sectors took part in the 31st edition of the International Food Exhibition (SIAL), held at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre. The delegation, assembled at the initiative of Morocco Foodex, included 13 first-time exporters and aimed to showcase the diversity of Morocco’s offering, according to TelQuel.

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