Consumer protection associations argue that achieving market stability requires a unified effort from all stakeholders, centered on digital transformation and agricultural reorganization. Kheir Kribeche, Vice President of the National Union for Consumer Protection, highlighted the role of digital platforms like "Tawasol" in empowering citizens to report commercial irregularities while ensuring data privacy. Structurally, Kribeche advocates for reducing intermediaries by activating agricultural boards and incentivizing investment in processing plants and cold storage facilities near production zones. This approach aims to minimize crop waste, ensure steady supply chains, and maintain fair prices for both producers and the public.