Higher Olive Oil Prices Could Be On The Way
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CALIFORNIA (CBS) - Experts say weather could be to blame for the lowest-yielding California olive crop in recent memory.
First, above-average temperatures last February confused the crop, then frost destroyed many of the olive plants.
In 2017, California farmers turned out about 5 million gallons. This year they're down to three-and-a-half.
That could mean higher olive oil prices on the way.
