Nabeul Authority Revokes Fly Factory License

The newspaper «Ashourouk» reported that the governorate of Nabeul has decided to revoke the license of the black fly factory in the Bouzlefa area and is conducting investigations due to its health and environmental risks. The project, which is promoted as a waste valorization initiative, conflicts with its true nature; it involves breeding insects such as flies and worms to produce feed and organic fertilizer, with products expected to be exported to European markets. Analyses have shown that the factory's activities polluted nearby water sources, with high risks of contaminant spread and negative impacts on soil and the surrounding environment, especially in an area characterized by agricultural activity and high population density. Public and environmental opposition, along with the project's clash with sustainable development goals, has led to the case being referred to the judiciary, amid concerns of possible manipulation of permits and rapid exploitation of regulations. There is widespread outrage over practices that could harm health and the environment, and the courts will make the final decision to settle the matter definitively.

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