Olive oil
Greek olive oil producer sweeps prizes, sets world records in EVOOWR 2021
Nine gastronomic olive oils of Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms are also ranked at the TOP25
Anatolia’s largest olive oil factory unearthed
A Roman-era olive oil factory has been unearthed during excavations in the İskenderun district of Hatay. It has been reported that the structure, which turned out to be the largest olive oil factory in Anatolia, will be turned into a museum.
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Algerian farmer’s olive oil wins global recognition
Hakim Alileche left a successful career in graphic design and moved to the Algerian countryside to produce "magic potion" - organic olive oil that has won him international recognition.
The 48-year-old says he chose the Ain Oussera plateau for its cheap land and water supply.
Why do Greeks eat less extra virgin olive oil?
The Greeks are still hostages of the 20 liter can, as only 27.4% of the households buy branded standard olive oil. In contrast, more than 60% either produce their own olive oil or it is sourced from relatives or friends, according to research recently published in the journal Nutrients.
Price is the main criterion
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Turkey’s Milas olive oil gets geographical indication
The olive oil produced in Turkey's southwestern town of Milas has earned a geographical indication from the EU, the Turkish Directorate for EU Affairs said on Dec. 26.
With this recognition that was applied for by Milas Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Milas Olive Oil will be protected in the EU against all kinds of abuse, imitation and association.
Debate on olive industry challenges amid Covid-19
Koper – Marking World Olive Tree Day, the participants of Thursday’s online roundtable discussion talked about challenges of Slovenia’s olive industry which stem from competitiveness issues as well as coronavirus restrictions.
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Olive museum in Turkey’s south enlightens visitors
Olive Oil Museum, which was brought to tourism with the restoration of the three-century-old olive oil facility in the southern province of Hatay, exhibits old and traditional tools used in the extraction of olive oil back in the time.
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Greek olive oil cheaper in the US than Spain’s
Rafael Pico, president of the Spanish Olive Oil & Pomace Olive Oil Exporters Association (ASOLIVA), told Xinhua in an interview that the 25 percent US tariff imposed as of Friday on bottled Spanish olive oil means the product will be effectively "expelled" from the US market.
Spain currently exports around 200,000 tons of olive oil to the US every year.
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US tariffs to hurt peach and can producers
Exporters and farmers alike are seriously concerned about Washington's intention to impose additional tariffs on a series of Greek products, at a time when local exports to the United States have been staging a recovery.
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Insistence on bulk olive oil exports costly for Greece
Olive oil is Greece's fourth most important export, with sales abroad totaling 524.5 million euros in 2018. However, Greece keeps losing market shares to its main competitors, Italy and Spain, as well as rising players in the international market, such as Tunisia.