Evening — No Tax Relief for Farmers
The measures announced by the National Chamber of Agriculture focused on protecting citizens' purchasing power and ensuring the stability of the agricultural supply market, especially during the crisis of rising prices and mediator monopolies. It was emphasized that no taxes would be imposed on farmers, nor would they be subjected to inspections after declaring their production. A price cap for potatoes was set between 70 and 80 dinars in the field and 80 to 90 dinars in the market. Additionally, the supply chain was strengthened by facilitating financing for farmers’ sectors, settling the debts of traders with SARPA, and establishing a monitoring unit headed by the Prime Minister to regularly oversee the market and production. The goal is to reduce price manipulation, address profit margin imbalances, and limit the number of intermediaries by encouraging direct sales from farmers to consumers, ensuring price stability and protecting farmers' livelihoods and consumers' purchasing power.
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