Moroccan Oranges
Morocco's orange campaign is centered on the cooler part of the year, with variety-specific programs extending the broader citrus window into spring and, for some oranges, later.
Orange sourcing guide →Plan your sourcing with an indicative month-by-month calendar for Moroccan fruits and vegetables, including citrus, tomatoes, berries, avocados, melons, watermelon and peppers.
Morocco's varied climate and growing regions allow different produce categories to reach commercial markets at different times of the year. For international buyers, seasonality is an important starting point when planning quantities, destinations and purchasing periods.
The calendar on this page shows general commercial sourcing windows rather than guaranteed supply. Actual timing can vary according to variety, growing region, weather, crop development and individual supplier programs.
A highlighted month means the product may be relevant for sourcing research during that period. Always confirm current availability, specification and commercial volume before purchasing.
Compare the indicative sourcing windows of the main fruits and vegetables featured on MoroccanProduce.com.
| Product | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Moroccan Oranges | Peak | Peak | Main | Main | Shoulder | Shoulder | Shoulder | — | — | Shoulder | Main | Peak |
| Moroccan Tomatoes | Peak | Peak | Peak | Peak | Shoulder | — | — | — | — | Shoulder | Peak | Peak |
| Moroccan Watermelon | — | — | — | Shoulder | Peak | Peak | Peak | Shoulder | — | — | — | — |
| Moroccan Melons | — | Shoulder | Main | Main | Main | Main | Shoulder | — | — | — | — | — |
| Moroccan Avocados | Main | Main | Main | Shoulder | — | — | — | — | Shoulder | Main | Main | Main |
| Moroccan Blueberries | Main | Main | Peak | Peak | Main | Shoulder | — | — | — | Shoulder | Main | Main |
| Moroccan Raspberries | Main | Main | Peak | Peak | Main | Shoulder | — | — | Shoulder | Peak | Peak | Main |
| Moroccan Peppers | Main | Main | Main | Main | Main | Main | Main | — | — | Main | Main | Main |
Indicative commercial windows for planning only. Availability, volume and exact start/end dates can change by crop, variety, production region and season.
Select a month to quickly identify products that may be within a main, peak or transitional sourcing window.
Understand the broad commercial period behind each product before moving to the detailed product page.
Morocco's orange campaign is centered on the cooler part of the year, with variety-specific programs extending the broader citrus window into spring and, for some oranges, later.
Orange sourcing guide →The principal Moroccan fresh tomato export program is a cool-season window, with strong commercial activity from November through April and transitional availability around October and May.
Tomato sourcing guide →Morocco helps open the European watermelon season. Commercial activity usually builds in spring, with the strongest window concentrated around May through July.
Watermelon sourcing guide →Melon programs develop through spring, with exact timing depending on melon type, production area, planting date and seasonal conditions.
Melon sourcing guide →Morocco's avocado program generally begins during autumn and continues through winter into early spring, with timing differing between green-skin varieties and Hass.
Avocado sourcing guide →Moroccan blueberry supply is particularly relevant during the winter and spring berry calendar, helping buyers source during periods between other producing origins.
Blueberry sourcing guide →Raspberries can have a relatively broad Moroccan season, with commercial export strength commonly associated with autumn and again during spring rather than one single continuous peak.
Raspberry sourcing guide →Several Moroccan pepper types have long commercial programs extending from autumn through much of the following summer. Individual pepper types may have different start and finish dates.
Pepper sourcing guide →A simple seasonal overview for buyers who are planning sourcing programs by quarter rather than individual month.
Particularly relevant for oranges, tomatoes, avocados, blueberries, raspberries and peppers.
Berries and winter vegetables overlap with developing melon and watermelon programs.
Watermelon and selected vegetable programs remain relevant while many autumn campaigns prepare to restart.
Tomatoes, peppers, avocados, berries and citrus become increasingly important again.
Morocco's agricultural calendar extends beyond the products currently covered by our individual sourcing pages.
An important Moroccan citrus category associated primarily with the cooler part of the year.
Moroccan strawberry programs are particularly associated with the northern and Atlantic berry-growing areas.
A narrower seasonal category than many of Morocco's major citrus or berry programs.
Fresh pomegranate programs become relevant later in the Moroccan fruit calendar.
A national calendar is useful, but produce does not necessarily mature at exactly the same time across Morocco.
Production region, altitude, local climate, planting date and variety can shift the commercial window. This is why buyers should consider both the month and the growing region.
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Moroccan produce is available across different windows throughout the year. Citrus, tomatoes, avocados and several berry programs are especially relevant during the cooler months, while melons and watermelon become more important during spring and summer.
A typical Moroccan export window for fresh tomatoes runs roughly from October into May, with stronger commercial activity commonly concentrated from November through April.
Moroccan watermelon exports generally develop from April, with stronger commercial volumes around May through July and a transitional period into August.
Moroccan oranges are primarily associated with the cooler months. Variety-specific windows can extend from autumn through spring, with some orange programs continuing later.
Moroccan avocado programs generally begin during autumn, continue through winter and extend into early spring. The exact window differs between varieties.
Moroccan blueberries are especially relevant during winter and spring. Raspberry production has a broader window, with commercial strength often associated with autumn and spring periods.
Some Moroccan pepper programs have long commercial windows, particularly from autumn through summer, but exact availability varies by pepper type and supplier program.
Yes. Weather, variety, growing region, planting dates and crop development can cause commercial windows to begin or finish earlier or later from one season to another.
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