Environment
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Is Texas Olive Oil More Sustainable Than Other Oils?
Culinary choices are not exempt either - they directly affect the environment in more than one way, from agricultural practices to packaging and waste. One food that has taken the sustainability spotlight is Texas olive oil. With its minimal impact on the ecosystem, resource efficiency, and long history of sustainable production practices, olive oil is often considered one of the most sustainable oils available.
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