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Adel Antit, a member of the National Federation of Tomatoes, attributed the shortage of fresh tomatoes in Tunisia to summer heatwaves, rain and hail, which damaged crops, including in Kasserine Governorate. He said the price increase was not the farmers’ fault: they sell tomatoes for no more than 2,500 millimes per kilogram. Instead, he blamed the distribution channels and reassured consumers that supplies of canned tomatoes would not be affected. He urged consumers not to panic-buy, noting that the tomatoes available were of medium to good quality but perishable.
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