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Shipments of Egyptian tomatoes have reached Tunisian markets via Libya in a temporary effort to ease a supply shortage after local production fell by about 60% because of weather conditions and irrigation disruptions, while some of the crop was also diverted to processing. The Ministry of Trade set the price at 2.8 dinars per kilogram at wholesale markets and 3.48 dinars for consumers, while industry groups called for a boycott of tomatoes being sold at higher prices. Imports are expected to remain limited until local supplies improve, with prices forecast to begin falling gradually within two weeks as greenhouse-grown produce reaches the markets.
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