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Morocco mandarin export season

Mandarin season in Morocco: October–February, with March and September at the shoulders. Lands October–March via Morocco → Rotterdam.

Ships
October–February
March, September at the shoulders
Lands
week 40–10
on the Morocco → Rotterdam run, 5–9 days
Morocco mandarins: the export window by month, and the weeks each lane lands it.
Stage Month
Ships out of Morocco Ships october–february peak · march, september shoulder
Morocco → Rotterdam 5–9 days · week 40–10 Lands week 40–10 on the Morocco → Rotterdam run
Morocco → United Kingdom 5–8 days · week 40–10 Lands week 40–10 on the Morocco → United Kingdom run
Peak Shoulder Landing Port to port, across services rather than one schedule. Add the road leg at either end.

Varieties Nadorcott, Nour, Clemenules Load ports Agadir, Casablanca, and Tanger Med

Roughly September to March. Moroccan easy-peelers are now a fixture of the European autumn, and Nadorcott in particular is the late variety that carries the season into the new year.

Morocco and Spain are direct competitors in these months, and the two together are the reason Southern Hemisphere mandarins have no market until about April. Reading the Peruvian and South African windows without this one explains nothing.

Last reviewed August 2026. Editorial ranges for a normal year, not a published schedule. Weather moves them, sometimes by weeks.

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