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New tracking rules and the 17 kg olive can debate

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A debate has been triggered by the government’s plan to enforce electronic invoicing for agricultural products in April, and specifically for olive oil in October. Producers will have to issue digital receipts and invoices to track the movement and quantities of oil, aiming to curb tax evasion and illicit trade. While some farmers support [...]

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New tracking rules and the 17 kg olive can debate

A debate has been triggered by the government’s plan to enforce electronic invoicing for agricultural products in April, and specifically for olive oil in October.

3 months ago·Athens, Greece

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece 3 months ago on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.

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