EconomyOlive oil prices expected to rise again as European crops suffer heat
Farmers across Europe are warning that extreme heat, drought and wildfires are reducing food production and pushing prices higher. Crops including maize and salad greens have been damaged, while olive groves are also under pressure. The climate crisis has driven temperatures across the continent to fresh records. With olive oil already expensive, the disruption is expected to send its price up again and add to wider food costs.
Olive oil prices expected to rise again as European crops suffer heat
Economy