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The Olive Pressers and Olive Oil Producers Union in Jordan has confirmed that the 2026/2027 olive harvest season will see an output of nearly 30,000 tons of olive oil. Sufficient quantities will be available to meet local demand, with prices ranging between 90 and 110 Jordanian Dinars per tanakeh (16 kg). The union pointed out that the quality of the oil is strictly controlled by rigorous standards, including the health of the fruits, rapid extraction within 24 hours, and cleanliness inside the mill. These measures make Jordanian olive oil among the best globally, earning numerous international awards. The union explained that prices are fair and aligned with operating costs, along with support for farmers and guidance for consumers to buy directly from the mills to ensure quality. Additionally, efforts to export to strong external markets continue, particularly in Saudi Arabia, which consumes approximately 70,000 tons annually.
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