Olive yields fell for 2023

The climate crisis also hit the olive. An 'olive disaster' is experienced in Manisa Akhisar, one of the most important olive centers of Turkey. Faced with only leaves instead of olives on the branches, olive producers are brooding on what to do this year.

According to the news of Gürkan Akgüneş from Milliyet, it is stated that the yield, which reached 400 thousand tons last year, will remain at 50 thousand tons at most this year.

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