Lavender oil producers in Greece are facing a significant drop in demand and prices, with the market offering only 32 to 40 euros per kilo, compared to 50 euros last year. This has led to a financial strain for producers, especially after a poor year in 2019. The low demand and prices are attributed to decreased interest from Bulgarian traders and an oversupply of stocks. Some producers have turned to companies in France, Canada, and India in hope of finding better prices. The essential oil of Hebrew lavender, which is exported mainly to Bulgaria and France, is expected to reach a normal yield in the 3rd and 4th year of cultivation, producing up to 500 kg of essential oil in the fourth year.