Khaberni - The General Union of Mill Owners and Olive Producers discussed, during a meeting held today, Monday, the prices of olive oil for the 2025–2026 season, in light of the production indicators for this year, the level of local and foreign demand, and the quality of the crop.
The union stated in an announcement, that the olive pressing fee has been fixed at its level for the fifth consecutive year, reflecting the union's commitment to supporting farmers and producers, and maintaining the stability of operational costs for mill owners despite the rise in production inputs and energy prices.
The union added, after extensive discussions and data review, it was agreed that the price of an oil tin would range between 100 and 110 dinars, according to the supply and demand equation, while considering the quality variation among regions and the acid ratios and freshness.
The head of the mill owners, Taysir Najdawi, explained that these decisions come within the union's framework to ensure fairness in pricing and to balance the interests of the producer and the consumer, while maintaining the sustainability of the agricultural sector and enhancing trust in the national product.
He confirmed that Jordanian olive oil continues to cement its status as one of the finest oils in the region and the world, due to its high-quality specifications and unique natural purity, calling for continued support of the sector and providing the necessary facilities for farmers and mill owners, and tightening quality control of the oil marketed, to protect the reputation of the Jordanian product and ensure consumer rights.
