Morocco's cereals harvest expected to double after wet winter

RABAT: Moroccan grains traders and millers ‌expect Morocco to double its cereals harvest this season after abundant winter rains, with limited impact from floods in the northwestern plains of the North African country, which is ​a major grains importer.Industry leaders plan to add domestic wheat to strategic reserves this year "without compromising imports", said Moulay Abdelkader Alaoui, head of the federation of industrial millers FNM, who expects a domestic harvest of 6 million metric tons."We expect a good cereals harvest this year of 8 to 9 million tons, including around 5 million tons of

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