Rice, sugar, coffee and tea: Tunisia’s available reserves
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- Tunisia’s Trade Office has stocks of several subsidized products that can cover national needs for several months.
- The assessment is based on data recorded on August 29, 2026, and communicated to the Trade Ministry by the National Observatory of Supply and Prices.
Tunisia has reserves of several subsidized consumer goods that can cover the country’s needs for several months.
The stocks of rice, sugar, coffee and tea are held in warehouses operated by Tunisia’s Trade Office.
The figures were recorded on August 29, 2026, and communicated to the Trade Ministry by the director of the National Observatory of Supply and Prices.
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