Sousse commerce director reports Sept inspections
In September 2026, the economic surveillance campaigns in Sousse focused on enhancing transparency and protecting consumers. They resulted in the inspection and monitoring of 2,142 operations, involving 118 teams, and led to the identification of 269 economic violations. Efforts were particularly directed toward the school and office supplies sector, where 61 violations related to product quality issues and transparency in transactions were detected. Additionally, 10,000 items of non-compliant supplies were confiscated, along with 1,077 notebooks used to conceal goods. Vigilance on the distribution of fish and food products was also intensified to ensure adherence to legal profit margins. Daily monitoring of essential consumable stock levels was maintained to ensure regular supply to the markets.
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