This Market brief series is based on a study commissioned by IFOAM – Organics International in 2020 in order to better understand possible interventions that can promote market development and trade of organic produce in Africa.

The Tunisia Market brief is part of a series with 12 specific Market briefs. They include information on the status of the organic sector and on the development of organic agricultural production and trade. They also provide deeper insight into how the organic market is organised: supply and demand dynamics including trends, supporting functions available and rules and regulations. All this is relevant information when trading with or in African organic markets. The objective of the Market briefs is to inform national, regional and international specialists and interested public about the potentials of trade in organic products in and with African countries. The insights gained will facilitate the identification of possible interventions and opportunities and help to further build the organic sector in Africa.

This Market brief focuses on the organic market of Tunisia. The complete series includes the following Market briefs: 1 Regional Market brief covering the 5 regions of the African continent: Southern, Eastern, Central, West and North Africa. 8 Country Market briefs covering the countries: Burkina Faso, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, South Africa, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda 3 Product Market briefs covering the value chains: Coffee, Tropical fruits, Shea