Tunisia Exports More Than 11,000 Tonnes of Olive Oil to Jordan
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- Tunisia exported more than 11,000 tonnes of olive oil to Jordan.
- Agri-food products increased their share of Tunisian exports to Jordan from about 40% in recent years to 90% by the end of July 2026, according to figures from the Tunisian Export Promotion Centre.
Tunisia has exported more than 11,000 tonnes of olive oil to Jordan, as agri-food products sharply increased their share of trade between the two countries.
Agri-food goods represented about 90% of Tunisia’s exports to Jordan by the end of July 2026, compared with roughly 40% in previous years.
The change was driven mainly by growth in exports of packaged olive oil, according to indicators published by Tunisia’s Export Promotion Centre.
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