Le Made in Moris

The voice of local industry

The Made in Moris label stands for the quality and expertise of Mauritian craftsmanship. Created in 2013 to promote local industry, it is now a key pillar of a broader strategy to boost local production, drive competitiveness, and ensure the long-term strength of our industrial network.

 

Chosen by Mauritians, the label’s name itself is a tribute to our multilingual identity and reflects the cultural richness of our island. Its iconic tagline, “Ena nou lame ladan!”, carries a deep sense of national pride and a call for unity and collective commitment. 

 

Today more than ever, Made in Moris has grown into a powerful and unifying network, that connects people, values and purpose.

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Over 450 Mauritian brands, each with its own unique story

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Eight business sectors that reflect the richness and diversity of our economy

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Thousands of Mauritian consumers who choose local excellence every single day

A connected ecosystem - AMM
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For any business, joining this dynamic community means stepping up as an active player in Mauritius’ economic transformation. Being part of Made in Moris is a commitment to:

Proudly promote Mauritian know-how by strengthening local industry and actively reducing reliance on imports

Choose sustainability by consciously supporting local manufacturing, sourcing, production, and jobs, while committing to five United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Rethink production, distribution, and consumption methods to build a more sustainable future

Promote innovation by trusting in the talent and the craftmanship of Mauritian people

For consumers, choosing a product with the Made in Moris label means:

 

  • Supporting local industry and Mauritian SMEs, and by extension, contributing to the national economy
  • Choosing a label of excellence, rooted in quality and authenticity
  • Embracing the role of a responsible consumer by favouring short supply chains and fuelling the circular economy