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Syria’s Olive Crop Drops 13 Percent due to Heatwave, Off-year and Conflict

31-10-2023/in Food & Agriculture, News /by Rand Shamaa

This season, Syria’s olive crop is estimated at 711,000 tons, a 13 percent decline from 820,000 tonnes harvested last year, while olive oil production is forecast at 91,000 tons.

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