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Olive oil prices set to rise again due to heat, drought and fires

Olive oil prices set to rise again due to heat, drought and fires

Olive oil prices are expected to rise again this autumn due to extreme heat, drought, and wildfires affecting olive groves in Southern Europe. Additionally, these adverse weather conditions are impacting the harvests of various grains and vegetables across multiple European countries.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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