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20 July
Feta and olive oil's export value surpassed €2.1 billion, reinforcing their role as Greece's leading agricultural products.
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In 2025, combined exports of feta cheese and olive oil from Greece reached over €2.1 billion, solidifying their roles as crucial pillars of the country's agricultural economy, as reported by the Greek Agricultural Development and Food Ministry. Both products are recognized for their quality and authenticity, contributing significantly to Greece's reputation in the international market.
Feta cheese exports accounted for approximately €835 million while olive oil exports reached around €1.31 billion. These figures highlight the economic impact of these traditional agricultural products, which support countless local producers and communities throughout Greece. Countries around the world are showing an increasing appreciation for these iconic Greek items, further enhancing their status as ambassadors of Greek agriculture.
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