ATHENS, Nov. 11 (Xinhua) -- Olive oil has been an integral part of Greek cuisine for thousands of years.
The extreme heatwaves linked to climate change that have swept across the Mediterranean Sea region lately have taken a toll on olive oil production and have pushed the price of this daily staple -- called "liquid gold" by ancient Greek poet Homer -- to heights not seen in years.
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