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Tunisie Telegraph: Tunisia Still Relies on Imported Raw Sugar

Tunisie Telegraph: Tunisia Still Relies on Imported Raw Sugar

The official Tunisian document reveals the Directorate of Commerce's readiness to import a large shipment of raw sugar totaling 48,000 tons, expected to be unloaded at the Bizerte port as part of supplying the Tunisian market with sugar in 2026. This shipment is close to the entire raw sugar imports for Tunisia in 2024, which amounted to approximately 58,000 tons, mostly from Brazil, reflecting a continued reliance on imports from abroad. The operation is part of a request for proposals to provide transportation and unloading services, with the supplier chosen based on the lowest financial bid. The execution period is 363 days, starting from October 2026. The data confirms that Tunisia relies entirely on importing raw sugar from abroad, especially from Brazil, to meet its domestic and industrial needs.

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