Greek olive oil producers are refocusing on global markets in response to Trump's threat of a 30% tax on European products.

The threat of a 30% tax by US President Donald Trump is prompting Greek olive oil producers to seek new markets such as Brazil and Australia. Konstantinos Papadopoulos, a producer from Varvasaina, has already signed a contract with a Brazilian distributor and expects sales to the US to fall by 40%. This diversification strategy is becoming essential for the economic survival of the Greek agricultural sector, which is vulnerable to geopolitical changes.