On the region’s Atlantic flank, Larache province is one of Morocco’s agricultural powerhouses. The Loukkos valley, irrigated by the Oued El Makhazine dam, supports high-value farming that feeds a dense agro-industrial fabric around Larache and Ksar El Kebir.
Morocco’s berry capital
Larache is the heart of Morocco’s red-fruit industry — strawberries, raspberries, blueberries — grown under greenhouse and delivered fresh or frozen to European shelves within 48 hours. Around this flagship: sugar crops, market gardening, cereals and a growing cluster of packing, freezing and processing plants.
Fishing and cold chain
The port of Larache operates trawlers, sardine boats and long-liners supplying canneries and freezing plants. Premium canning, marine by-products and cold-chain logistics are open fields for investors.
Heritage tourism
Facing the Loukkos estuary, Lixus — among the oldest Phoenician-Roman settlements of the western Mediterranean — and the Atlantic beaches of Ras R’mel anchor an emerging cultural and seaside destination, one hour from Tangier on the A1 motorway.
Logistics
- A1 motorway through the province; high-speed rail at Kenitra (45 min);
- Direct reefer-container export through Tanger Med;
- Available farmland and industrial plots; territorial premium applicable in several districts.