Expensive designer olive oil flying off foreign shelves

Greek oil has found its way to the shelves of international delicatessens in the form of perfume bottles. The special packaging is appealing to foreign buyers of oil. Not only is olive oil a precious commodity from the Greek earth, but it now also looks the part.

The cost? 85 euros for 500 mls.

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