Meloni's MPs target Tunisian olive oil

The article concerns the controversy sparked by Tunisian olive oil in the European market, particularly in Italy, where members of the "Brothers of Italy" party are calling on the European Commission to intervene to protect Italian producers from falling oil prices. The discussion focuses on the preferential quota of 56,700 tons of Tunisian olive oil annually that enters the European Union duty-free. Transparency is needed regarding the actual quantities that have entered the market and their impact on prices within Italy. The Members of Parliament also urge the activation of support mechanisms such as private storage to alleviate oversupply and its effect on prices, despite no official decision yet from Brussels about imposing restrictions on Tunisian exports. This puts the future of the preferential quota into a phase of assessment. The misunderstanding surrounding the imported volumes and their impact on the market is a central point of debate, emphasizing the importance of maintaining open access to the European market without obstacles.

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