Cattle sacrifice markets are stagnant in Tunisia due to high prices

Due to the high prices in Tunisia, the qurban markets are more stagnant than in previous years. In Tunisia, where small cattle sacrifices are preferred, the average price of a sacrifice is 1500 Tunisian dinars (500 dollars), while goats and sheep that have just completed 6 months are offered for sale around 600 Tunisian dinars (200 dollars). Due to the increase in feed prices due to the drought in recent years, the low number of sheep and goats and the high cost of maintenance fees, shopping is at a low level in the qurban bazaars, where prices are high, days before the feast. High costs have increased sacrificial prices Mukhtar al-Ayari, who came from the city of Silyana in the northwest of the country for the sale of qurban in the al-Muruj livestock market near the capital Tunis, said in a statement to the AA correspondent, "There are complaints that the prices of the sacrifice are high, but it will be understood that these prices are normal when you look at the costs. Animal ...