Nabeul seizes 120,000 bottles of mineral water in August
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- Economic control teams in Nabeul seized 120,000 bottles of mineral water during August.
- Officials recorded 77 economic violations, mainly for speculation and illegal price increases.
- The regional director of commerce in Nabeul reported the enforcement action.
Economic control teams in Tunisia’s Nabeul governorate seized 120,000 bottles of mineral water during August.
The teams also recorded 77 economic violations, mainly involving speculation and illegal increases in prices, according to the regional director of commerce in Nabeul.
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