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The Spanish government has decided to require olive oil mills to withdraw 12% of their production—around 188,000 tonnes—from the market during the 2026–2027 season and store it until September 30, 2027, starting with production in November. The measure aims to curb the surplus, prevent prices from falling and protect farmers’ incomes. Production is expected to rise by 23% to 1.6 million tonnes, while carryover stocks from the previous season are projected to increase by 23.3%. Authorities will monitor storage, whether it takes place at the mills or with other entities.
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