Ewe prices rise eightfold; meat output drops
Recent statistics have revealed that sheep prices in Tunisia have increased by nearly 800% from 2010 to 2026, with the price per head rising from around 250-300 Tunisian dinars to approximately 2,500 dinars. At the same time, domestic red meat production declined by 10% during the same period, dropping from 122,700 tons to about 110,800 tons. This decline is attributed to rising feed costs, drought, reductions in flock sizes, and a decrease in the number of breeders, all of which have had negative impacts on the market and national production.
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