- Spanish government plans to cut VAT on olive oil to zero from July
- Wholesale prices of olive oil more than tripled due to severe drought in Andalusia region
- Olive oil prices soared last year due to two-year drought in Andalusia
- Prices have eased slightly but still remain high
- Goal of the measure is to protect and encourage consumption of olive oil
- One-liter bottles of olive oil were selling for €14.5 in some supermarkets
- Government had already cut VAT on olive oil to 5% last year
- Abundant rainfalls in Spain expected to improve olive harvest next season
- Olive oil to be categorized as a basic food staple with reduced VAT rate of 4% when market conditions return to normal
Source: esmmagazine.com
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