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Jordan increases wages in olive harvest
The increase in olive oil prices in Jordan during the olive harvest season is due to rising maintenance and fuel costs resulting from regional conditions. The tariff has been raised by 10 piastres per kilogram, despite pressing facilities continuing to charge 65 piastres for the past 12 years. It is expected that olive oil prices in the market will range between 90 and 110 dinars per ton, while the actual cost to farmers ranges between 80 and 85 dinars. Production of oil this season is anticipated to exceed the local market needs of 25-28 thousand tons, reaching approximately 30 thousand tons. Emphasis is placed on the importance of timely harvesting and avoiding fraudulent practices by purchasing from trusted sources.
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