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Algeria farm sector: Council of Ministers orders ban on fodder maize as livestock feed

Published on El Moudjahid

According to El Moudjahid, the president ordered a ban on fodder maize as livestock feed and action against fraud in the farm sector.

In short

According to El Moudjahid, the President of the Republic ordered a ban on the use of fodder maize as livestock feed. He also gave instructions to combat every form of fraud in the agricultural sector, from production to distribution and supply.

Key points

  • According to El Moudjahid, fodder maize use as livestock feed is to be banned.
  • The order comes from the President of the Republic, the agency says.
  • Instructions target every form of fraud in the agricultural sector.
  • The action covers production, distribution and supply.

What the agency reports

According to El Moudjahid, the President of the Republic ordered a ban on the use of fodder maize as livestock feed.

The agency also says the president gave instructions against every form of fraud in the agricultural sector.

Who is concerned

Per the dispatch, the fodder maize measure concerns its use as livestock feed. The action against fraud concerns the agricultural sector.

  • Production
  • Distribution
  • Supply

Frequently asked questions

What does the order on fodder maize provide?

According to El Moudjahid, the President of the Republic ordered a ban on its use as livestock feed.

Which stages of the agricultural sector does the action against fraud cover?

According to El Moudjahid, the instructions target every form of fraud, from production through distribution and supply.

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