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A willingness to further support producers where objective evidence certifies a loss of income due to extreme weather conditions during the previous growing season is expressed by the political leadership of the Ministry of Rural Development, at least based on what was mentioned during the budget discussions in Parliament. The EU is also in the game for compensation for olive trees due to special climatic conditions, intervention by Aftias in the European Parliament . Both the minister, Costas Tsiaras, and the deputy minister, Dionysis Stamenitis, left open the possibility of special support even for olive growers, as everyone knows that the last olive growing season left many rural areas with a large production deficit, which accordingly affects the income of producers. From the podium of Parliament, the minister last Friday briefly presented the main priorities of the ministry and the government in agricultural matters with a view to 2025 , informally prioritizing them as follows: 1. Support for producers – reduction of production costs (interrelated elements) 2. Reorganization of Organizations – Supervised Bodies, such as OPEKEPE 3. Promoting a resilient and sustainable future for the Greek farmer

Olimerca.- The future profitability of the EU olive oil sector depends on the successful transformation of production systems, i.e. from extensive plantations to intensive and highly mechanised plantations. This is revealed by the Report on medium-term prospects for agricultural markets and agricultural income in the European Union until 2035.

Table olive producers in the EU will face serious problems in the coming years due to climatic conditions and drought.