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The olive harvesting and pressing season began in Moulay Yaacoub Province in late October, with expectations of a better crop than last season thanks to the rainfall. A litre of olive oil currently costs around 40 dirhams, compared with 70 to 90 dirhams in years of scarcity. Traders expect the price to fall below 30 dirhams, and say it could range from 25 to 35 dirhams as supply increases. The center of Qaryat Ba Mohammed receives between 300 and 600 tonnes of olives each day.
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