Maghreb potato and tomato prices spike; Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco face food inflation

Potato and tomato prices have surged across Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco, driven by crop failures, storage issues, and export dynamics. Explanations vary by country, but the common thread is food inflation pressuring consumers. The crisis highlights supply chain vulnerabilities in the Maghreb and may prompt policy responses.

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