Olive Oil Frauds Raise Concerns
The article discusses warnings about olive oil fraud in Jordan, particularly during the pressing season, when adulterated olive oil is sold at low prices ranging between 50 and 60 dinars, despite its original cost reaching 75-80 dinars. The Oil Press Owners' Union stated that measures include cooperation with official authorities to combat fraud, strengthening oversight, and ongoing consumer education about the importance of purchasing oil from reliable sources. The union also called for adherence to standard specifications and the prohibition of selling empty containers. Experts warned of some traders' manipulation and emphasized the need for market monitoring to ensure product quality and protect consumers from deception.
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