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Samir Khalfawi, director of economic research at Tunisia’s Ministry of Trade, announced that discounts will continue this coming Saturday and Sunday at major supermarkets. They include escalope at 17.700 dinars per kilogram, potatoes at 2.050–2.300 dinars, dried onions at 1.400 dinars, and hot and *mski* peppers at 1.900 dinars. The offers also cover fish, with *waraqa* priced at 18 dinars per kilogram and sea bass at 25.5 dinars; local apples at 5.5 dinars; and imported apples and pears at 6 dinars per kilogram. A special programme at the municipal market in Ariana will also reduce the price of ready-to-cook chicken to 7.500 dinars per kilogram, chicken breast to 12 dinars, and thighs to 9 dinars. The official noted that tomato supplies were limited and under pressure, while quantities were being arranged at prices that take consumers’ purchasing power into account.
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