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How Italy's Casillo became a key player in Tunisia's cereal market

The port of Rades, the main entry point for cereals in Tunisia.
The port of Rades, the main entry point for cereals in Tunisia. © Flickr/t_abdelmoumen
The Casillo family group, the leading supplier of durum wheat to Italian pasta manufacturers, has for several years systematically responded to calls for tenders from the Tunisian cereals office. This has enabled it to bag a swathe of the country's supply contracts since the start of the Ukraine war. [...]
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