Shrimp Safety in Tunisia: TUNSEA Denies Rumors

Rumors have been circulating for several days about the danger of shrimp in Tunisia, but TUNSEA has denied these claims. The Tunisian fishing company, specialized in exporting marine products, has stated that Tunisian shrimp are completely safe for consumption. These rumors, which have caused concern among consumers, originated from social media and local discussions. TUNSEA clarified that shrimp are traditional products of the Tunisian sea, regularly controlled for quality and food safety. The authorities have also emphasized that Tunisian shrimp are internationally recognized for their freshness and flavor. Experts highlight that fishing and storage conditions meet sanitary standards. By denying these rumors, TUNSEA aims to protect the image of its sector, essential to the Tunisian economy. Consumers are urged to rely on certifications and regular inspections conducted by authorities. This denial comes at a time when the fishing and maritime sector is experiencing renewed interest. Tunisian shrimp are appreciated in several European and Maghreb countries. The government has also reminded the necessity of fighting false information that can harm the industry. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key Points ▸ The authorities have also emphasized that Tunisian shrimp are internationally recognized for their freshness and flavor. ▸ The government has also reminded the necessity of fighting false information that can harm the industry. ▸ Consumers are urged to rely on certifications and regular inspections conducted by authorities. Follow the news live on Flash Radio. The news is also followed live: listen to Mosaïque FM, Diwan FM and RTCI on Flash Radio, s