Habous Quarter Market

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A permanent traditional shopping quarter with artisan and specialty shops selling leather goods, babouches, carpets, textiles, caftans, traditional jewelry, metalwork, ceramics, olives, spices and Moroccan pastries.

Habous Quarter, Casablanca

Habous Quarter Market in Casablanca gives buyers and traders direct access to one of Morocco's most established wholesale markets. Artisan workshops and specialty shops come together in this permanent shopping quarter, selling leather goods, babouches, carpets, textiles, and caftans alongside traditional jewelry, metalwork, and ceramics. For food and beverage traders, olives, spices, and Moroccan pastries are in steady supply, making the market a practical sourcing stop for retail and hospitality buyers. Since the quarter operates year-round, visitors can plan procurement around their own schedules rather than a fixed exhibition calendar. And with Casablanca's position as a commercial hub, transport and logistics stay straightforward for international trade visitors. Anyone researching Moroccan leather, textile, or food suppliers will find the Habous Quarter Market a useful destination for comparing products, negotiating wholesale terms, and building relationships with local artisans and merchants.