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The olive harvest season has begun at a slow pace in the governorate of Zaghouan, due to a lack of rainfall, high temperatures and low olive yields, amid rising production costs and difficulties marketing the crop. The harvest is estimated at around 70,000 tonnes, with an expected decline of 35 to 40 percent compared with last season, while olive oil is selling for around 12 dinars per litre. Farmers and olive-mill owners have called on the state and the National Oil Office to set a fair reference price, support exports and open up new markets.
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