Tag Archive | "Italian olive oil"

Tests Find Higher Alkyl Ester Levels in Supermarket Olive Oils

Tests Find Higher Alkyl Ester Levels in Supermarket Olive Oils

by Lucy Vivante

Under new European rules expected to go into effect next year, one third of the supermarket oils tested by ARPAM would not be considered extra virgin.

Posted on November 23 2010

Not Your “Run of the Mill” Olive Oil Tour

Not Your “Run of the Mill” Olive Oil Tour

by Lara Camozzo

Lara Camozzo tours the midieval birthplace of a famous conspiracy and gets an estate producer's take on modern-day collusion in the Italian olive oil industry.

Posted on November 18 2010

Louianna Molise D.O.P.

Louianna Molise D.O.P.

by Olive Oil Times Staff

Posted on November 06 2010

Fabrizia Cusani and Giampaolo Sodano

Fabrizia Cusani and Giampaolo Sodano

by Lucy Vivante

With a guidebook to Italy's olive mills, an educational television show about EVOO, and a film drama in which olive oil plays the leading man, this team gets the word out.

Posted on October 12 2010

Leonardo Colavita and the UC Davis Olive Oil Report

Leonardo Colavita and the UC Davis Olive Oil Report

by Lucy Vivante

"We've worked hard to make a name for ourselves. What do they think? That we're out to ruin our name, our brand for a little trick worth a few bucks?" Leonardo Colavita

Posted on September 29 2010

Farming On the Edge of an Olive’s Comfort Zone

Farming On the Edge of an Olive’s Comfort Zone

by Lara Camozzo

You won't find much olive oil production in Italy north of the Cividale plains where Franco Diacoli says his Bianchera olives "never stop growing and developing intense flavors and aromas."

Posted on September 28 2010

Q&A with Piero Gonnelli, Frantoio Santa Tea

Q&A with Piero Gonnelli, Frantoio Santa Tea

by Lara Camozzo

"One kind of fish has a different flavor from another. It's the same with olives; every product has certain characteristics that are reflected in the flavor." Piero Gonnelli

Posted on July 26 2010

For Family Making Olive Oil for 425 Years, Practice Makes Perfect

For Family Making Olive Oil for 425 Years, Practice Makes Perfect

by Lara Camozzo

In 1585, 21 year-old William Shakespeare became a proud father of twins. Later that year, the Gonnellis bought a mill from local monks and started making olive oil. They're still at it.

Posted on July 23 2010

A Regional Approach to Help Organic Olive Oil Producers

A Regional Approach to Help Organic Olive Oil Producers

by Lucy Vivante

BiolMed will create a permanent transnational network made up of “Circles to Promote Quality Organic Olive Oil.”

Posted on June 25 2010

Not All Good News at Italian Olive Oil Group’s Annual Meeting

Not All Good News at Italian Olive Oil Group’s Annual Meeti ...

by Lucy Vivante

ASSITOL says the EU's new labeling laws that show origin information only adds paperwork, and costs, at a time when consumers are demanding low pricing.

Posted on June 16 2010

An Accidental Purist: Gioia Pinna

An Accidental Purist: Gioia Pinna

by Denise Johnson

Four years ago Gioia Pinna and her husband bought a country retreat in Umbria. Then they decided to make one of the best olive oils in the world.

Posted on June 14 2010

A Centrifugal Force: Gennaro Pieralisi

A Centrifugal Force: Gennaro Pieralisi

by Lucy Vivante

In part 2 of our exclusive interview, the Gruppo Pieralisi president sees the quality of extra virgin olive oil exported to the U.S. improving, thanks to growing competition from California.

Posted on June 06 2010

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