TUNISIA-TUNIS-MILK-SHORTAGE

TUNISIA-TUNIS-MILK-SHORTAGE

(221115) -- TUNIS, Nov. 15, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on Nov. 15, 2022 shows a shelf with a label of purchase restriction on milk at a supermarket in Tunis, Tunisia. The first item on the shopping list for Tunisians must be milk, but to their disappointment, the store shelves used to be full of bottles of milk are now always empty. Tunisia is experiencing a severe shortage of dairy products. Officials warned that if the situation continues, the country's strategic milk reserve could be dried up within dozens of days. (Xinhua/Xu Supei) TO GO WITH Feature: Where does Tunisia's milk go?

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