Agriculture Director on Empty Oil Cans
The Director of Bani Kenanah Agriculture, Engineer Ahmad Al-Khasawneh, revealed details about the case involving the discovery of approximately 17,000 empty tins of olive oil in Irbid and their potential involvement in oil fraud. Recently, about 500 empty tins were found at a scrap shop, prompting security agencies to investigate by reviewing surveillance footage. As of now, no evidence has been found to confirm any tampering or fraud in the region's olive oil presses, and official investigation results are awaited. Al-Khasawneh also warned against purchasing olive oil from unreliable sources via social media and urged consumers to buy from approved mills or during the national olive festival to ensure product quality and consumer trust. Currently, extensive investigations are underway in coordination with the Food and Drug Administration, the Royal Environmental Protection Department, and the Olive Mills Syndicate to verify claims of the unloading and mixing of imported Tunisian olive oil and selling it as Jordanian olive oil.
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