Core Viewpoint - The olive oil industry in Wudu District, Gansu Province, has transformed from barren hills to a thriving agricultural sector, significantly contributing to local economic development and poverty alleviation through the cultivation of olive trees originally from the Mediterranean region [1][4][6]. Industry Development - The olive oil industry in Wudu District has developed a complete industrial chain, including breeding, planting, processing, and sales, with a comprehensive output value exceeding 4 billion yuan [1][9]. - The area has become known as "China's Olive Oil Hometown," with over 100 international awards for its products, which are exported to countries such as Singapore, South Korea, and Spain [1][9]. Economic Impact - The olive cultivation area has expanded from less than 100 acres to over 45,000 acres, with an annual fruit production of nearly 10,000 tons [6][9]. - The average annual income from olive oil for farmers in the main production area is over 4,000 yuan, with the region leading the country in planting area, fresh fruit yield, and initial oil production [9][12]. Technological Advancements - The industry has adopted advanced low-temperature cold-pressing technology and has established a gene bank for olive varieties, making it a leader in initial oil production capacity in China [12][14]. - Research and development efforts have led to the creation of six product series, including extra virgin olive oil, olive tea, health products, and skincare items [12][14]. Community Engagement - The local cooperative has grown from 20 households to over 300, demonstrating strong community involvement in the olive oil industry [6][9]. - The industry has positively impacted over 200,000 farmers across 28 townships and 320 administrative villages [9][12].