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24 Apr 2012
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Competition for olive oil intensifies
- The Mediterranean Network of Olive Oil Cities, which met in Meknes on 16 April, supports an integrated "Production-Marketing" approach.
- Morocco is called upon to improve the positioning of its olive oil on the international market.
- Morocco is called upon to improve the positioning of its olive oil on the international market.
Global demand for olive oil is growing in a market marked by the dominance of Italian and Spanish giants and the strong entry in recent years of new olive producers such as Argentina and New Zealand. To carve out a prime position and improve its standing in this buoyant market, the Mediterranean Network of Olive Oil Cities, representing more than 15 Mediterranean olive-growing countries, took stock during its first meeting on 16 April in Meknes of the best promotion strategies, current olive oil subsidies in major Mediterranean olive-growing countries, support for olive oil promotion, consumer education, tourism/olive oil promotion, etc. And there is good reason to do so."The current increase in olive oil production and the strengthening of global interest in olive products have prompted a large number of countries to deploy special efforts to improve production, which has placed the ol…
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