Direct “Producer‑to‑Consumer” Sales Points Set Up Across Tunisia for Ramadan
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries announced that seven direct sales points—“from the producer to the consumer”—were established in several regions of the country on Wednesday and Thursday (18‑19 February 2026) to coincide with the holy month of Ramadan.
Locations of the New Sales Points
| Region / Governorate | Sales Point (Complex) | City / Town |
|---|---|---|
| Manouba | Agricultural Complex of Borj El Amri | Borj El Amri |
| Sidi Bouzid | Agricultural Complex of Touila | Touila |
| Béja | Agricultural Complex of Tibar | Tibar |
| Kasserine | Agricultural Complex of Oued Eddarb | Oued Eddarb |
| Médenine | Agricultural Complex of Sidi Chamekh (Zarzis) | Zarzis |
| Tunis | “Alain Savary” sales point – part of Nabeul 1 Management Unit | Tunis |
| Sousse | “Enfidha” sales point – Enfidha Agricultural Complex | Enfidha |
| Kairouan | “Kairouan” sales point – El Elem Agricultural Complex | Kairouan |
| El Kef | “El Kef” sales point – El Kef Management Unit | El Kef |
| Bizerte | Two points – El Ghazala Agricultural Complex | Bizerte |
| Siliana | Two points – Mohsen Limam and Erremila Agricultural Complexes | Siliana |
| Sfax | Three points – Essalama Agricultural Complex (Menzel Chaker) and Chaal Agricultural Complex (Chaal) | Sfax |
What’s on Offer?
The Agriculture Department’s goal is to provide citizens with affordable, high‑quality farm products, including:
- Fresh vegetables and fruits
- Poultry (chicken) and eggs
- Lamb and beef meat
All items come directly from national agricultural farms, ensuring traceability and supporting local producers.
Why This Initiative Matters
- Ramadan demand: The month of Ramadan sees a surge in consumption of fresh produce and meat for traditional meals.
- Price relief: By cutting out middlemen, the program offers preferential prices that are easier on household budgets.
- Food security: Ensuring a steady supply of essential agricultural goods helps stabilize the market during a peak consumption period.
For more updates on agricultural initiatives and consumer‑friendly programs in Tunisia, stay tuned to the Ministry of Agriculture’s official communications.
