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Tunisia olive oil output to hit record 500,000 tonnes in 2026, producers head says

  • Harvest is expected to be around 500,000 tons due to good rainfall
By Reuters ·
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Pakistan’s award-winning Loralai Olives eyes exports to US, Japan, Gulf markets

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Al-Jouf olive festival boosts economy, tourism

By Arab News ·

Leading olive oil producer Spain turns to olive stones for fuel

By Reuters ·

Jouf governor inaugurates state-of-the-art organic olive oil factory

By Nada Hameed ·
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How drought in Europe proved a blessing to Middle Eastern producers of olive oil

By Jumana Khamis ·

Tunisia’s olive oil industry at a crossroads as heatwaves reduce global output

By ROBERT BOCIAGA ·

Charities to plant 25,000 olive trees across Palestine

By Christopher Hamill-Stewart ·
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Jouf, the olive oil capital of Saudi Arabia

By Nada Hameed ·
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Saudi Arabia’s green oil: Ancient meets modern as the ‘smart farmers’ of Jouf reap a rich olive harvest

By Nada Hameed ·

Olive oil ‘for peace’ in divided Cyprus

By AFP ·
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Rs382 mln project to produce 'made in Pakistan' olives begins to bear fruit

By KHURSHID AHMED & MUHAMMAD ISHTIAQ ·

German firm wins mega order to build olive oil mill in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

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