A new trade agreement allows American sheep exports to enter the Algerian market to combat livestock shortages.
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Algeria has agreed to allow the import of sheep from the United States for slaughter. This move comes as the nation seeks to address ongoing livestock shortages within its borders.
According to Food Business Africa, the agreement is designed to stabilise the local market by introducing US livestock into the supply chain.
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