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The article indicates a decline in the number of slaughterhouses and legal suppliers in the poultry sector in Tunisia, from 35 to 12, threatening the continuity of supply and market stability. As a result, the selling price to farmers has been raised from about 7,500 to 7,900 millimes per kilogram, with an increased profit margin for retail traders, leading to a consumer chicken price of approximately 8,950 millimes (close to 9 dinars). These government interventions reflect efforts to cover the rising costs due to increased prices and supply difficulties, especially amidst a decreasing number of participants and the impact of electricity disruptions on production. This situation may lead to reduced availability of chicken and higher prices in the Tunisian market.
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