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The small, yet booming post office of Oued Ifrane, Morocco. About 400 meters up the road from the Association Nahda's workshop is a small, aging …
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The members of Association Nahda pose with a newly woven boucherouite rug in front of their new workshop. We're excited to announce our first ever …
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Last October, we were excited to announce that all shipments above 5kg would begin to be shipped by DHL. Prior to working with DHL, our average …
Read more →After a year of intense wrangling and hard work, we’re finally excited to announce that our community has been incorporated as Morocco’s first national cooperative. …
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At the end of last summer, we concluded the first edition of the Common Thread Program with the British Council. The program brought British designer …
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Rabha on the stage at X-Maroc! Earlier this week, we were surprised to learn that we were selected as a finalist for Morocco’s Group X …
Read more →Starting in November 2014, we started noticing tracking numbers for orders shipped to the United States weren’t functioning and there seemed to be unexplainable delays. …
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"Anou developed a language-free interface for artisans to add their own products to the site and handle their own business operations. The process works like …
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"Etsy is great for the small-time crafts-person to reach new audiences. But there one problem: If you're among the millions of artisans around the world …
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We were excited to learn that Anou was nominated as Morocco's e-commerce site of the year! In order to make it to the finals, Anou …
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