Farmers' Union: Olive oil costs farmers 75–80 dinars per liter
The General Director of the General Union of Jordanian Farmers revealed that the cost of a can of olive oil for farmers ranges between 75 and 80 dinars. He warned against offers to sell oil at prices between 50 and 60 dinars, which are considered unrealistic and close to production costs, posing a risk of fraud to consumers. He urged citizens to purchase oil from trusted sources to avoid deception, especially as some traders are increasingly attempting to sell counterfeit oil labeled as fresh or locally produced. The oil mills will start operations after mid-October, following a decision by the Ministry of Agriculture, with the need to regulate the Tunisian oil market to prevent its re-packaging and sale as local product.
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