School supplies seizures in early 2026
The article focused on the efforts of the Tunisian government to monitor the quality of school supplies during the first semester of 2026. A total of 1,926 items were seized, with 30,648 non-compliant pieces either re-exported or destroyed, as part of consumer protection measures and ensuring the availability of safe school supplies. The regular meeting of regional directors, chaired by Minister of Commerce Samir Oubeid, discussed preparations for the 2026-2027 school year, emphasizing improved quality assurance of materials, oversight of integrity in economic transactions, and ensuring the availability of essential products, following daily monitoring procedures to guarantee continuous supply and market response during the school season. The Minister also highlighted the importance of storage to stabilize the market and meet the needs of vital sectors such as tourism during periods of reduced production.
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