Hello,
I am vegetarian for over 28 years, I cook what I eat and eat what I cook. I would like to know what would be the market/supermarket costs for common food items such as:
(Maybe a website where I can find all this information)
KG
* Alfalfa___________________________________
* Apples__________________________________
* Avocado________________________________
* Barley___________________________________
* Buckwheat______________________________
* Broccoli_________________________________
* Brown Sugar____________________________
* Butter___________________________________
* Cabbage________________________________
* Carrots_________________________________
* Cheese Cow____________________________
* Cheese Goat____________________________
* Chilly Pepper - Fresh____________________
* Chickpeas______________________________
* Clementines____________________________
* Coffee__________________________________
* Couscous ______________________________
* Edamame_______________________________
* Egg plant_______________________________
* Garlic___________________________________
* Ginger__________________________________
* Grapes__________________________________
* Grapefruit______________________________
* Goji Berry______________________________
* Hazelnut_______________________________
* Honey__________________________________
* Kiwi____________________________________
* Lemons________________________________
* Lentils__________________________________
* Limes__________________________________
* Mandarins____________________________
* Olives Black/Green_____________________
* Onion__________________________________
* Oranges________________________________
* Quinoa_________________________________
* Pecan Nut______________________________
* Peppermint leafs_______________________
* Pomegranate___________________________
* Potatoes________________________________
* Peppermint_____________________________
* Peppers Red/Green _____________________
* Pistachio Nut____________________________
* Raisin___________________________________
* Rice Brown______________________________
* Rice Jasmine____________________________
* Rice Wild________________________________
* Semolina Flower________________________
* Seeds Flax______________________________
* Seeds Sesame___________________________
* Soy Beans_______________________________
* Spinach_________________________________
* Syrup Apricot___________________________
* Syrup Himawin _________________________
* Syrup Maple____________________________
* Tomatoes_______________________________
* Zucchini________________________________
* Walnuts________________________________
* White Flower All Purpose_______________
* White Sugar_____________________________
Liter
* Milk Almonds_____________________________
* Milk Cow__________________________________
* Milk Goat_________________________________
* Milk Soy___________________________________
* Oil Sunflower______________________________
* Oil Olives__________________________________
* Oil Almonds_______________________________
* Oil Peanut__________________________________
Other
* Basil______________________________________
* Dried fruits _______________________________
* Eggs_______________________________________
*Parsley_____________________________________
* Yogurt_____________________________________
* Tea________________________________________
* Any other products used for vegetarian dishes in Morocco
Thank you anticipated for your time and effort.
Price for common market/supermarket foods
Hi there fellow vegetarian friend 
First of all let me tell you that being veggie in Morocco is close to impossible and will most certainly give you a few headaches...
I've been living here for 6 months now and unfortunately I had to eat meat on a few occasions, mostly out of politeness for people who cooked and whom I ate with.
Many Moroccan dishes are meat-based only. It can be challenging to find a proper vegetarian dish on a restaurant menu...
Also you should know that here, fish and chicken are considered "vegetarian options"... If you eat out, make sure you're extra clear about what you don't want to eat, otherwise you'll end up with a "veggie-chicken sandwich"...
And yes, this is all based on personal experience 
Now, regarding prices, I suggest you get all your vegetables from a local souk. Choose a guy who sells almost everything you need and come back every week, he will be honest with you if you become a regular customer. Vegetables are cheap enough here, you'll get everything you need for an average of 4 to 12 dhs/kilo.
And just for you, straight out of today's shopping receipt, here are some prices :
garlic 40 dhs/kilo (souk price)
olives 20 dhs/kilo (souk price)
quinoa 80 dhs/kilo (supermarket price)
ginger root 7 dhs (supermarket price)
butter 20 dhs (supermarket price)
oat milk 30 dhs/liter (supermarket price)
However don't even dream about finding stuff like alfalfa, barley, buckwheat, goji berries, seeds flax, soy beans, maple syrup here...
Hope this helps a bit 
Thank you
Generally foods are cheap in Morocco, these are some prices I'am sure of.
some of these are found only in super markets
* Alfalfa___________________________________ 7 DH
* Apples__________________________________ 8-15 DH
* Avocado________________________________ 20-35 DH
* Barley___________________________________
* Buckwheat______________________________
* Broccoli_________________________________ never see it in my city hhhhhh
* Brown Sugar____________________________
* Butter___________________________________
* Cabbage________________________________
* Carrots_________________________________ 7DH
* Cheese Cow____________________________ 60 DH
* Cheese Goat____________________________
* Chilly Pepper - Fresh____________________
* Chickpeas______________________________
* Clementines____________________________
* Coffee__________________________________
* Couscous ______________________________
* Edamame_______________________________
* Egg plant_______________________________ 6- 7DH
* Garlic___________________________________
* Ginger__________________________________ you can buy even 1 DH
* Grapes__________________________________
* Grapefruit______________________________
* Goji Berry______________________________
* Hazelnut_______________________________
* Honey__________________________________ 150- 400 DH (depends on herbs)
* Kiwi____________________________________
* Lemons________________________________
* Lentils__________________________________ 15 DH
* Limes__________________________________
* Mandarins____________________________ 6 - 7DH
* Olives Black/Green_____________________
* Onion__________________________________ 5- 7 DH
* Oranges________________________________
* Quinoa_________________________________
* Pecan Nut______________________________
* Peppermint leafs_______________________
* Pomegranate___________________________
* Potatoes________________________________
* Peppermint_____________________________
* Peppers Red/Green _____________________
* Pistachio Nut____________________________
* Raisin___________________________________
* Rice Brown______________________________
* Rice Jasmine____________________________
* Rice Wild________________________________
* Semolina Flower________________________
* Seeds Flax______________________________
* Seeds Sesame___________________________
* Soy Beans_______________________________
* Spinach_________________________________
* Syrup Apricot___________________________
* Syrup Himawin _________________________
* Syrup Maple____________________________
* Tomatoes_______________________________
* Zucchini________________________________ 5- 7DH
* Walnuts________________________________
* White Flower All Purpose_______________
* White Sugar_____________________________ 7.5 DH
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