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Olimerca.- The prolonged drought and lack of autumn rains in southern Greece will lead to a reduction in its olive harvest for the 2024/25 campaign. Areas such as the Peloponnese peninsula, the centre of the country's olive oil industry, have experienced dry and warmer than usual weather throughout 2024. As a result, olive harvesting has been postponed in certain producing regions of the peninsula, with farmers awaiting a shift to cooler, wetter weather in the hope of accumulating more olive oil.

The ongoing drought battering southern Greece threatens to reduce this year's expected olive oil yield of around 240,000 tons.

Does anyone from the leadership of the ministries, the prime minister himself or the local deputies care that our children eat poison - they ask.