They pile up on market stalls, refine menus, lend their scent to perfumes and rank among the country’s most important exports: mandarins shape Morocco – and Morocco shapes them. Whether in oases, modern plantations or permaculture projects, these little suns of the south boast exceptional flavour thanks to fertile soils, a mild climate and deep-rooted local expertise. In the tension between water scarcity and global market pressures, people are searching for forward-looking solutions.
