Morocco experienced a significant increase in turkey breeding imports in July, rising by 308% compared to the same period last year, reaching 25,640 units. Conversely, imports of turkey chicks decreased to 57,000 units during the same timeframe. This data comes from a recent report by the "FISA" interprofessional federation for the poultry sector. The report also noted a decline in imports of broiler chicken breeding chicks. These shifts indicate changing dynamics within Morocco's poultry industry, possibly reflecting evolving consumer demand or adjustments in domestic production strategies. The increase in breeding imports suggests a focus on expanding turkey production capacity within the country. Further details on the reasons for these import variations are expected in subsequent reports from FISA.