Tunisia Expects High Eid Al-Adha Sheep Prices

Tunisian authorities are considering the import of sheep in preparation for Eid Al-Adha. Detailed technical documents are being reviewed regarding this operation. Local breeders report that market prices for sacrificial sheep are currently ranging between 1,000 and 1,200 dinars. Some estimates suggest prices could reach or exceed 1,300 dinars. These price levels are noted as being high relative to the purchasing power of Tunisians. The President of the Union announced that 26,000 sacrificial animals, including sheep and goats, are expected for the upcoming Eid celebrations. Demand is projected to exceed 22,000 animals according to the Union. Prices for medium-sized animals are expected to range between 900 and 1,600 Tunisian dinars. Large sheep are expected to reach prices of 2,000 Tunisian dinars, while expected selling prices in markets may reach 2,800 dinars. The head of the union indicated that expected sale prices for sheep will range between 280 and 2,600 dinars. Current prices for medium-sized sacrifices range from 900 to 1,600 dinars, with large sheep reaching 2,000 dinars. The source noted that prices for some categories may fluctuate between 28 and 26 dinars per unit depending on specific weight or type.