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Tunisie Telegraph: Farmers' Group Cautions About Feed Office Decline
The Tunisian Confederation of Cooperative Farmers has reaffirmed its concerns about the future of the National Institute of Feeds, warning that the deterioration of small and medium-sized breeders' conditions could lead to an increased economic dependence on companies supplying the basic raw materials for feeds. The report indicates that the institute, which was established in January 2024 as an entity with legal personality and financial independence under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, is responsible for organizing the feed market, regulating feed resource strategies, as well as producing and supplying resources, forming a reserve stock, and adjusting the market as needed. As the situation of breeders worsens, their reliance on the dominant companies supplying raw materials may multiply, weakening the institute’s ability to regulate the market and achieve its strategic goals, thereby threatening the stability of the sector and the balance of feed supply.
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