A. Saidi, Laila Bouhid, C. Napoléone, Fatima El Hadad-Gauthier, S. Moussalim, Abdelkamel Alj
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This article examines the sustainability of the supply chain of fruits and vegetables (SCF & V), in Meknes, Morocco, in relation with Covid-19 pandemic. Our methodology is based on a theoretical framework associated with the dimensions of sustainability (economic, social, environmental, territorial and health). We mobilize a database resulting from 121 surveys conducted among producers, distributors and consumers. To process the collected data, we have chosen the method of weighting the sub-indicators by maximizing scores from the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) approach and the method of weighting by arithmetic means. The results show that the overall durability of SCF&V/Meknes has improved considerably, especially during the strict containment related to COVID-19.