Commerce Ministry Disposes of 33,000 School Supplies
The article reveals the measures taken by the Tunisian Ministry of Commerce to ensure the safety of school supplies before the start of the school year. Since the beginning of the year, approximately 66 million items of school materials have been imported, with around 90% monitored to verify their quality and safety through technical inspections and tests. A total of 2,490 non-compliant items have been seized, including products containing heavy metals. Additionally, joint campaigns are organized with the Ministries of Health and Interior to oversee both regulated and unregulated distribution channels, confiscate unsafe products, and raise awareness about the dangers of substandard materials displayed on roadsides that could harm children's health. These measures focus on safeguarding students' health and maintaining market integrity through procedures such as the destruction or exportation of non-compliant goods.
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