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Le confezioni utilizzate potranno essere di metallo, di latta, di vetro, di materiali plastici o di qualsiasi altro materiale, tranne il legno, conforme ai requisiti tecnici e sanitari in vigore. Le confezioni dovranno essere atte a garantire la buona conservazione delle olive e non trasmettere sostanze nocive al prodotto conservato. Le confezioni trasparenti non dovranno produrre effetti ottici che possano modificare l’aspetto del prodotto in esse contenuto.
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