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Source discrepancies

Le Cannabiste's page title says Morocco "exporte vers la France et six pays", and its text says the products are in "plus de sept pays, dont la France". The item leaves the export claim out.

Attribution

Le Cannabiste is a secondary relay: its source line reads "agence nationale de réglementation des activités liées au cannabis (ANRAC), Maroc". Every figure in the summary is ANRAC's, through that relay. The "GACP" and "GPM" labels appear in this article.

Dating

The article is stamped "Publié le 28 octobre 2026". The programme dates it gives (Taounate in the week of 12 October, Chefchaouen and Al Hoceima in the week of 19 October) are earlier, so the item uses the day of publication.

Quantities

The article gives quintals of dry matter ("19 576 quintaux") and hectares ("3 141 hectares", of which 2,622 Beldia and 519 imported strains), and the item states them as the article does.

Map pin

The programme runs in three provinces in two regions, and ANRAC is a national agency. The pin is the seat of Morocco (Q1028), Rabat (Q3551), rounded to two decimals, as an administrative seat. It does not mark any province.

These notes were recorded when the news item was prepared. Éloise 19:05, 6 November 2026 (+07)