Public auctions of livestock and fishery products
Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Industries
- What it costs
- Set case by case
- Reference code
MR012-VE-03- Last changed at source
- 12 August 2026
Set case by case
The schedule does not set one sum. The authority concerned decides the amount in each case.
La Loi n° 2000/017 du 19 décembre 2000
We know which law covers this procedure, but it does not set one fixed amount.
See the source documentExact is independent. We are not a government body and we do not carry out any procedure on your behalf.
What this is
Revenue generated from public auctions of livestock and fishery products (whether seized, abandoned, or surplus stock from MINEPIA’s animal husbandry and fisheries stations) constitutes a regulated non-tax revenue stream. These funds arise from the public disposal or private sale of animals, products, or items that have been seized or confiscated due to violations of sanitary or fisheries regulations, or that have reached the end of their production cycle within state facilities. This process aims to rapidly dispose of perishable goods, free up space in holding pens or at ports, and generate budgetary revenue for the State, while preventing the waste or deterioration of seized assets.
What readers say they paid
The law sets a fee. At the counter it is not always the one you pay. Here is what readers report, counted and summarised.
Nobody has reported an amount for this procedure yet.
If you have done it, say what you paid. We publish the figures together, never your account on its own.