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Development of heliciculture in Algeria: A sector with high economic potential

May 9, 2026ECOTIMESecotimesdz.comTranslated from French
Development of heliciculture in Algeria: A sector with high economic potential

Long marginalized and limited to occasional consumption in certain regions of the country, heliciculture, or the farming of edible snails, is beginning

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