The first shipment of imported extra virgin Tunisian olive oil has arrived in Jordan for public distribution, the state-run Civil Service Consumer Corporation (CSCC) announced on Monday. The move is part of a government-backed effort to address local shortages, ensure quality supply, and curb rising prices following a poor domestic harvest. CSCC Director General Issam Jarrah stated that the oil will be sold across all 69 corporation markets at a price of 21 Jordanian dinars per 5-liter package. “The first shipment will be available after laboratory and sensory tests to…
Jordan Imports Tunisian Olive Oil to Stabilize Market After Poor Harvest
