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The Preliminary List of Self Produced Organic and Untreated Seeds In Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural The preliminary list of self produced organic seeds- (August 2021)- Self produced organic seeds Quantities available Total quantity available Faba bean 10,150 Tons Legumes Fenugreek 1,500 Tons 11,850 Tons Flax 0,200 Tons Soft wheat 10 Tons Durum wheat 47,200 Tons Cereals 135,200 Tons Barley 58 Tons Oat 20 Tons Garlic 150 Kg Parsley 1,5 Kg Vegetables Onion 5 Kg 751 Kg Cucumber 0,5 Kg Pea 600 Kg Coriander 1500 Kg Condiments 1501,5 Kg Basil 1,5 Kg Source: DAB- CRDA- Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural The preliminary list of untreated seeds (August 2021) Total quantity Untreated seeds Quantities availables available Durum wheat 20 Tons Cereal 21 Tons Barley 1 Tons Watermelon 1,5 Kg Melon 5 Kg Roquette 60 Kg Piment doux 0,200 Kg Aubergine 0,120 Kg Vegetables 68,690 Kg Carottes 0,465 Kg Celeri 0,505 Kg Fenouil 0,235 Kg Aneth 0,305 Kg Radis 0,360 Kg Condiments Coriander 0,255 Kg 0,255 Kg Source: DAB- CRDA- Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Self produced organic seeds in Tunisia (August 2021) Self produced Quantity Certification Producer Address & Mail Phone Fax organic seeds Legumes (11,850 Tons) Faba bean (10,150 Tons) Faba bean Mohamed Hassine Oued Kenz- Zriba- 10 Tons ECOCERT 24 430 091 - (10 tons) Sfar [email protected] Faba Bean Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 0,150 Tons ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (0,150 Tons) [email protected] Fenugreek (1,500 Tons) Fenugreek Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 1,500 Tons ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (1,500 Tons) [email protected] Flax (0,200 Tons) Flax Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 0,200 Tons ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (0,200 Tons) [email protected] Cereals (135,200 Tons) Soft wheat (10 Tons) Soft Wheat Fathi and Tarek 10 Tons CCPB Sidi Heni- Msaken 95 729 820 - (10 Tons) Rouis Barley (58 Tons) Barley Mohamed Hassine Oued Kenz- Zriba- 14 Tons ECOCERT 24 430 091 - (14 Tons) Sfar [email protected] Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Barley Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 9 Tons ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (9 Tons) [email protected] Barley Fathi and Tarek 20 Tons CCPB Sidi Heni- Msaken 95 729 820 - (20 Tons) Rouis Groupement de Développement Barley 15 Tons INNORPI "Promouvoir Sidi Héni 98 581 573 (15 Tons) l'Agriculture Biologique" Durum wheat (47,200 Tons) Durum wheat Mohamed Hassine Oued Kenz- Zriba- 0,200 Tons ECOCERT 24 430 091 - (0,200 Tons) Sfar [email protected] Durum Wheat Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 7 Tons ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (7 Tonsg) [email protected] Durum Wheat Fathi and Tarek 20 Tons CCPB Sidi Heni- Msaken 95 729 820 - (20 Tons) Rouis Groupement de Développement Durum Wheat 20 Tons INNORPI "Promouvoir Sidi Héni 98 581 573 (20 Tons) l'Agriculture Biologique" Oat (20 Tons) Oat Fathi and Tarek 20 Tons CCPB Sidi Heni- Msaken 95 729 820 - (20 Tons) Rouis Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Vegetables (757 Kg) Garlic (150 Kg) Garlic Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 150 Kg ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (150 Kg) [email protected] Parsley (1,5 Kg) Parsley 1,5 Kg ECOCERT Habib Helal Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- Monastir- 97 640 054 (1,5 Kg) Onion (5 Kg) Onion 5 Kg ECOCERT Habib Helal Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- Monastir- 97 640 054 (5 Kg) Cucumber (0,5 Kg) Cucumber 0,5 Kg ECOCERT Habib Helal Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- Monastir- 97 640 054 (0,5 Kg) Pea (600 Kg) Pea Société Couleurs 600 Kg ECOCERT Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- Monastir 54 588 422 (600 Kg) Olives Condiments (1501,5 Kg) Coriander (1500 Kg) Coriander Tlil Salhi- Fahs- 1500 Kg ECOCERT Tunisia Natura 26 886 536 (1500 Kg) [email protected] Basil (1,5 Kg) Basil 1,5 Kg ECOCERT Habib Helal Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- Monastir- 97 640 054 (1,5 Kg) Source: DAB- CRDA- Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Self produced and untreated seeds in Tunisia- (August 2021) Seed varieties Quantity Producer Address Phone Fax Cereals (21 Tons) Durum Wheat (20 Tons) Durum Wheat Mohamed Mehdi Semenja- Bir Mecherga 13 Tons 28 010 580 (13 Tons) Bouhejba [email protected] Durum sheat Youssef Ben 7 Tons Jouf- Zriba- 95 185 708 (7 Tons) Hamouda Barley (1 Tons) Barley Youssef Ben 1 Tons Jouf- Zriba- 95 185 708 (1 Tons) Hamouda Vegetables seeds (68,690 Kg) Watermelon (1,5 Kg) Watermelon Société Couleurs Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- 1,5 Kg 54 588 422 (1,5 Kg) Olives Monastir Melon (5 Kg) Melon Société Couleurs Menzel Kamel- Jemmel- 5 Kg 54 588 422 (5 Kg) Olives Monastir Rocket (60 Kg) Rocket Rocket Société "Biofresh" Chebeda- Ben Arous- 29 316 228 (60 Kg) (60 Kg) Meski Pepper (0,200 Kg) Société Meski Pepper Meski Pepper "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,200 Kg) (0,200 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Eggplant (0,120 Kg) Société Eggplant Eggplant "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,120 Kg) (0,120 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Carotts (0,465 Kg) Société Carotts Carotts "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,465 Kg) (0,465 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Celery (0,505 Kg) Société Celery Celery "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,505 Kg) (0,505 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Fennel (0,235 Kg) Société Fennel Fennel "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,235 Kg) (0,235 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Dill (0,305 Kg) Société Dill Dill "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,305 Kg) (0,305 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Radish (0,360 kg) Société Radish Radish "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,360 Kg) (0,360 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn Republic of Tunisia Ministry of Agricultural, Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries Technical Center of Organic Agricultural Condiments (0,255 Kg) Coriander (0,255 Kg) Société Coriander Coriander "Alimentation Oudna- Ben Arous- 26 886 250 (0,255 Kg) (0,255 Kg) Méditerranéenne" Source: DAB- CRDA- Address: BP 54, Chott Mariam 4042, Sousse – TUNISIA- Phone: 73 327 278/ 279- Fax: 73 327 277 Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.ctab.nat.tn .
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