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جراءة نيوز
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Taysir al-Najdawi, head of the Association of Olive Press Owners, expects olive oil prices in the Jordanian market to fall by the end of November as supply increases and demand eases somewhat. A tin currently costs between 120 and 125 dinars. He estimated this season’s production at more than 30,000 tonnes and advised consumers to wait a week or two for prices to stabilize, while being wary of offers selling tins at exceptionally low prices.
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