High harvest expectations in olives increased price pressure
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Turkey’s 2026-2027 olive season is expected to bring a high harvest, adding further pressure on prices, according to the Izmir Commodity Exchange’s consultation meeting. Producers are contending with rising input costs alongside falling prices and a contraction in exports. The combination of abundant supply and weaker export demand threatens margins across the sector. Market participants will be watching how the harvest unfolds and whether export flows recover in the coming season.
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İzmir Ticaret Borsası, 2026-2027 sezonu, İzmir