Tunisian-Jordanian Sheets Alert on Olive Oil Scam
The Director-General of the Jordanian Farmers Union warned of a new scheme to counterfeit Jordanian olive oil by re-bottling remnants of Tunisian olive oil and distributing it in the markets as a local product, especially in new packages. He called for organizing the disposal of Tunisian oil residues to prevent their re-bottling and sale as authentic Jordanian oil. He also confirmed that the prices of local olive oil range between 50 and 60 dinars, while the production cost for farmers reaches 75-80 dinars, reflecting cases of fraud and deception. He emphasized the importance of buying oil from trusted sources, warning against professionals who impersonate farmers or oil mill owners. Additionally, he announced that olive oil mills will not begin operations until after mid-month, according to a decision by the Ministry of Agriculture.
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