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Tunisia considers adjusting poultry production after summer losses

From La Presse · () French

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  • GIPAC is completing a census of losses suffered by Tunisia’s poultry sector during an exceptional heat wave and power outages in July and August 2026.
  • Farmers have until Monday to submit loss data, after which production adjustments are under consideration.

Tunisia is preparing to adjust poultry production after the sector suffered losses during an exceptional summer heat wave and power cuts.

The Interprofessional Group for Poultry and Rabbit Products, known as GIPAC, is completing its assessment of the damage recorded in July and August 2026.

Farmers have until Monday to submit information about their losses. The findings will feed into discussions about adjusting production after the disruptions.

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