All Tunisia articles
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ArticleFrench government recalls Tunisian oranges
Consumer protection site Rappel Conso issues alert over banned pesticide on Maltaise oranges, which were sold in several different supermarket chains across the country
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ArticleTunisia sees fruit exports rise in 2022
Fruit export volumes from the North African country increased by 41 per cent last year compared with 2021, with watermelons and peaches leading the way
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ArticleContinued potential for Tunisian fruits
Soaring costs, including for airfreight, are a huge challenge for Tunisia’s fruit sector, but exports to Libya are on the rise, while European expansion is in sight
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ArticleSanLucar Tunisia welcomes new cohort of young graduates
The company works with public training centres in the country so that young talent can build a future in the agriculture
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ArticleTunisian fruit exports rise
The North African country experienced a significant increase in exports of fruit last year, with neighbouring Libya the primary destination
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AnalysisWCO releases NH citrus forecast
Overall volumes are expected to fall slightly in 2021/22, with orange and soft citrus numbers down
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ArticleSanLucar wins CSR award in Tunisia
President of North African country bestows honour on multinational in recognition of its treatment of workers
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ArticleSanLucar to give Tunisian graduates a helping hand
New deal creates professional opportunities for young talent in Tunisia’s agriculture sector
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ArticleGPG eyes North African expansion
Company delivering improved raspberry varieties for Moroccan and Tunisian producers
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ArticleSlight drop in NH citrus production
Preliminary forecast shows 2020/21 Northern Hemisphere crop is expected to reach 28.7m tonnes, down 1 per cent
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ArticleUK debut for Tunisian brands
Three food products featuring fresh produce as key ingredients are given support to pitch for UK customers
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ArticleDates play key Ramadan role
Despite the current global challenges concerning Covid-19, the Muslim world is ready to celebrate Ramadan, with dates as usual set to play a major part
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ArticleSanLucar to present new CSR report at FL
Projects extend to several countries including Germany, South Africa, Ecuador and Tunisia
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ArticleIrrigation project kicks off in Tunisia
In Tunisia, the World Bank is co-financing the Irrigated Agriculture Intensification Project to improve the country’s management of limited water resources
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ArticleSanLucar scoops sustainability award
Company honoured for its commitment to social and economic development in Tunisia
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ArticleGPG secures major strawberry deal with UC Davis
Global Plant Genetics will work to bring new varieties to market in Europe, the Mediterranean and South America
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ArticleTunisian ten for SanLucar
Company welcomes 1,400 people to a special event marking a decade of operations in Tunisia
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ArticleIrrigation project assists Tunisians
The World Bank has launched a new project to address irrigation deficiencies in Tunisia, with investment sought from the private sector
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ArticleSanLucar wins social progress award in Tunisia
Prize recognises SanLucar’s commitment to improving the working and living conditions of its employees
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ArticleTunisia calls for Mediterranean label
The country’s agriculture minister has urged French interprofessional organisation Interfel to support the development of a label for the Med region