Moroccans struggle to afford vegetables as Ramadan looms - Al

Moroccans struggle to afford vegetables as Ramadan looms - Al

Shoppers inspect vegetables at a huge market in Sale, near the Moroccan capital Rabat, but exploding prices mean they are keeping their eye on what they spend ahead of Ramadan."Everything's more expensive," said Khadija El Asri, a resident of the down-at-heel neighbourhood of Sidi Moussa."These last three weeks, I've bought less vegetables and meat than usual."Dozens of handcarts and boxes of produce line the market street, where the buzz of mopeds mixes with the sound of heated negotiations between struggling shoppers and squeezed merchants.

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