The Tor Art Center is conducting an ecological experiment to protect rabbits in Kébili

The Technical Centre of Tours in the state of Kébili is today 07 November 2026 evaluating a new research and field experiment aimed at finding an ecological alternative to the plastic coatings used in the packaging of two tours. This step is focused on testing the effectiveness of these new covers in the field to protect production and maintain its natural quality for the region's tomato crop.

These tests are primarily aimed at studying the effectiveness of the proposed alternative materials and coatings in ensuring the necessary protection for the fruit of the tomato, maintaining its quality directly, as well as reducing the adverse environmental impacts caused by the expansion of the use of plastic materials on the surface.

The representative of the Technical Centre for Tuberculosis (Tuberculosis) in Kébili, Compagnie du Tibbe, explained that the experiment was to evaluate the ability of the ecological alternative to provide Le Kef prevention for tuberculosis in the face of rainfall, volatility and climate change. He stressed that this measure allows for full maintenance of production quality standards while respecting the precise environmental balance of the panels, pointing out that the process is part of the Centre's efforts to encourage innovation and support and value research initiatives.

This step falls within the context of efforts aimed at addressing the problems caused by traditional plastic wrapper packaging. Agricultural research and evaluation initiatives are working to develop solutions to reduce harmful waste and support the sustainability of agricultural activity in the face of climate volatility that threatens harvest seasons and crop safety.