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Aug. 5, 2025

EU Accepts 15% Tariffs on Olive Oil Exports to U.S.

Europe agreed to accept 15 percent tariffs on table olives and olive oil in a trade deal with the U.S., causing concern and backlash from stakeholders.

Aug. 5, 2025

France Uncovers Olive Oil Fraud in Annual Investigation

Despite the findings, officials maintained that olive oil fraud is not on the rise, citing improved detection and stronger communication between agencies.

Aug. 5, 2025

European Olive Oil Exports Bounce Back

The latest short-term outlook report shows that olive oil exports increased by 25 percent due to increased production and lower prices at origin.

Jul. 23, 2025

How Declining Solar Activity Could Impact Mediterranean Olive Cultivation

Based on 8,000 years of pollen records, researchers suggest decades of expected declining solar activity could disrupt olive tree photosynthesis.

Jul. 17, 2025

Solar Ban in Italy Pushes Developers Into Olive Oil Production

Italian agri-solar PV projects are thriving despite a ban on utility-scale solar on agricultural land. Companies are finding success in combining renewables with farming.

Jul. 17, 2025

Brussels Considers Changing Stance on Glyphosate and Cancer

The European Commission wants to review the raw data on a recent study linking glyphosate to cancer, possibly causing it to change its stance on the herbicide.

Jul. 17, 2025

Western Europe Scorched by Unprecedented June Heatwave

Record June temperatures swept Western Europe, bringing extreme heat stress to key olive oil-producing areas.

Jul. 17, 2025

EU to Set Aside Billions for Direct Payments to Small Farmers

EU budget negotiations include plans for direct payments to small farmers despite pushback from agricultural groups. US-EU trade talks continue.

Jul. 17, 2025

Concerns Mount Over Sharp Decline in Olive Oil Prices

Prices hit record lows in Spain, prompting calls for withdrawal of excess oil from the market to avoid further decline.

Jul. 8, 2025

Nutri-Score Outperforms Nutrinform Battery with Portuguese Consumers

Portuguese consumers were found to make healthier choices when selecting food items based on Nutri-Score labels compared to rival Nutrinform Battery labels.

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Jul. 8, 2025

New Xylella Fastidiosa Infections Identified in Puglia

The latest infection of four olive trees marks the northernmost detection of Xylella fastidiosa in Italy’s southern Puglia region.

Jul. 8, 2025

Europe Endorses Olive Oil Standard Changes Despite Industry Divide

The new standards established by the European Union and the International Olive Council have raised concerns among several European producers.

Jul. 8, 2025

Before the Flavored Oil Trend, There Was 'Agrumato'

Agrumato olive oil, made with Gentile olives and fresh citrus fruits, is a proprietary recipe from the Ricci family, credited with popularizing flavored olive oil.

Jul. 7, 2025

Europe Continues to Liberalize Imports While Export Uncertainty Grows

As the United States considers more tariffs on European Union agricultural imports, including olive oil, another group of European countries removed tariffs on the Mercosur.

Jul. 1, 2025

Apulian Producer Extols Nuances of a Native Variety

Blending early-harvested native Coratina and Ogliarola Garganica olives yielded a Silver Award at the 2025 NYIOOC for Oleificio Fratelli Vieste.

Jul. 1, 2025

Torres Family Expands Legacy With Award-Winning Results

Since the fifth-generation winemakers began crafting extra virgin olive oil from centuries-old trees, their commitment to quality has been consistently recognized with numerous awards.

Jun. 28, 2025

Producers From Lazio, Puglia Shine at 33rd Ercole Olivario

Farmers and millers from across the country were awarded at a ceremony in Perugia for the best Italian extra virgin olive oils.

Jun. 28, 2025

Family's Love for Italian Cultivar Shapes Generations of Success

The Carroccia family-run olive farm in central Italy produces a celebrated Itrana monovarietal, rooted in love for the unique cultivar and its connection to the 'village of longevity.'

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