Economic surveillance teams are booking 18,000 eggs in Nabeul

Economic surveillance teams at the Nabeul Air Commerce Department in coordination with municipal police officers in Binh Khalad, today Wednesday, November 11, 2026, booked 18,000 eggs after a field inspection campaign. The operation was aimed at countering price manipulation and combating monopoly in distribution routes within the province, and field interventions resulted in the release of an economic research journal against offenders according to approved legal procedures.

Supervisory interventions included a weekly market survey at a local delegation in Bogorob, where investigators observed price increases in the sale of a number of essential vegetables to consumers. The price per kilogram of fresh tomato reached 6,000 millimeters in the market, while the sale price of a kilogram of potato material reached 3,800 millimeters, which prompted Agon to directly intervene to regulate the circulating prices.

Weekly market surveillance has led to the release of 10 economic research lectures due to illegal price increases, non-compliance with ratios and officially defined profit margins. The interests of surveillance required infringing traders to refer to pricing schedules and announce prices on products at consumer outlets, in order to impose transparency on trade transactions and prevent speculation.

These measures are part of the activity of the Nabeul Commercial Land Administration to regulate the supply of basic materials and monitor profit margins in markets, as well as track the transportation routes of agricultural and food products and their warehouses in various accreditations in cooperation with the security units and the municipality.