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Algeria calls on producers to declare output by 31 August 2026

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Algeria’s Ministry of Industry is asking goods producers to declare their activity and submit reports via the “National Production” digital platform by 31 August 2026. It warns the operators concerned that they must meet this legal deadline, according to the ministry as cited by Ennahar Online.

Algeria’s Ministry of Industry is calling on companies producing goods to declare their production and submit their activity reports before 31 August 2026 via the “National Production” digital platform, according to a statement from the ministry.

The ministry recalled that this declaration is mandatory for the economic operators concerned. Any failure to comply exposes offenders to the penalties provided for under Article 48 of Algeria’s 2019 Finance Law, according to the same statement.

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