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Europe / page 57

Man using a stick to harvest olives from a tree with machinery in the background. - Olive Oil Times
The Best Olive Oils

Jun. 21, 2023

Andalusian Producers Achieve Outstanding Quality After Disastrous Harvest

After the smallest harvest in more than a decade, producers in Spain earned their fourth-highest award count at the World Olive Oil Competition.

Close-up of an olive branch featuring green olives and leaves against a blurred background. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 21, 2023

Researchers Evaluate 12 Olive Varieties for Drought Tolerance

Cultivars from eight countries will be evaluated to see how they adapt to drought and heat in Andalusia.

Individual using a pruning tool on an olive tree branch under a clear blue sky. - Olive Oil Times
Business

Jun. 20, 2023

Spread of Xylella Slowing in Puglia, Researchers Say

As the number of severity of new infections deccreases in the southern Italian region, farmers begin to plant and graft resilient varieties.

A glass mug filled with coffee featuring a distinct layer of cream on top, surrounded by coffee beans. - Olive Oil Times

Jun. 20, 2023 Food & Cooking

Reviews Pour in for Starbucks Oleato

Nutri-Score label displaying ratings A, B, C, and D on food packaging. - Olive Oil Times
A group of individuals posing together at the Race for the Cure event in Rome, wearing matching t-shirts. - Olive Oil Times
A farmer in a plaid shirt and hat kneeling down to inspect the soil in a field. - Olive Oil Times
A person reaching toward a mound of freshly harvested olives on a tarpaulin in an outdoor setting. - Olive Oil Times
A kingfisher bird with vibrant plumage perched on a branch over water. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jun. 13, 2023

European Bird Populations Threatened by Intensive Farming, Study Finds

Eliminating habitats and prey and the increasing use of fertilizer, pesticides and herbicides have contributed to the dramatic decrease in Europe’s birdlife.

Aerial view of a rustic farmhouse surrounded by olive trees and hills during sunset. - Olive Oil Times
Producer Profiles

Jun. 13, 2023

Innovation Yields World-Class Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Restored Groves of Former Monastery

Zero waste, healthy soil, regenerative agriculture and award-winning olive oil production are the goals of Cultura Viva.

Lush olive grove landscape with a hilltop village and a single tree on the left side. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jun. 8, 2023

Exploring the History of Tuscany’s Iconic Olive Landscape

While evidence of the first olive trees in the iconic Italian region date back to the 14th century, the proliferation of olive oil culture started centuries later.

Worker collecting olives from the ground during the harvest at Mandranova farm. - Olive Oil Times
The Best Olive Oils

Jun. 8, 2023

Sicilian and Sardinian Producers Attribute Award-Winning Quality to Innovation, Sustainability

Producers on Sicily and Sardinia overcame drought and macroeconomic challenges to craft some of this year's best extra virgin olive oils.

Warehouse worker using a pallet jack to move a large pallet in a storage facility. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 8, 2023

Bonolio Becomes Latest European Producer to Open U.S. Facility

The Sicilian producer plans to double its exports to the U.S.

Expansive view of an olive grove with neatly arranged trees in rows across a hillside. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jun. 5, 2023

Some Hope for Growers as Rain Falls in Andalusia

For many producers in southern Spain, too little rain has fallen too late, with expectations of another poor harvest looming. Still, the rain lifted expectations.

An ancient olive tree with a gnarled trunk and twisted branches in a grassy area. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 4, 2023

Unveiling the Mystery and Magic Surrounding Tuscany’s Olivo della Strega

Believed to be a gathering place of witches and other mythical creatures, radiocarbon dating confirms the tree may not live for much longer.

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A pipette dropping liquid into a row of test tubes with a blurred clock in the background. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 1, 2023

Consumer Group in France Finds Olive Oils Contaminated with Hydrocarbons

Test results published by the National Consumer Institute, found that 23 of 24 olive oils had traces of plasticizer and hydrocarbon contamination.

A woman in a gray blazer pouring olive oil while a group of men observes at a tasting event. - Olive Oil Times
The Best Olive Oils

May. 31, 2023

Workshop in Croatia Highlights Award-Winning Olive Oils

During a guided tasting, attendees learned what makes Dalmatian extra virgin olive oil stand out at the World Competition.

Green olives hanging from an olive tree with a worker harvesting in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

May. 30, 2023

Even an Abundant Harvest Would Not Ward Off Olive Oil Shortage in Italy

The general director of Assitol blamed an imbalanced market on poor harvests across the Mediterranean and the strategies of large retailers.

Abandoned olive grove featuring stone walls and olive trees in a natural setting. - Olive Oil Times
Producer Profiles

May. 30, 2023

Patience and Investment Yield Award-Winning Olive Oil from Hills of Verona

The Cordioli family continues to overcome climatic challenges to produce their extra virgin olive oils in one of the world’s northernmost olive-growing regions.

A hand sorting through a pile of freshly harvested olives in various colors. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

May. 30, 2023

Report Reveals Winners, Losers in Spanish Olive Oil Market

Bottlers enjoy the highest net profit margin, farmers and millers earn far less and distributors fare the worst in a new study.

A group of twelve individuals posing together near an olive harvesting machine in an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
Producer Profiles

May. 23, 2023

Culture Meets Quality at Di Molfetta Pantaleo

The producers behind Di Molfetta Pantaleo believe spreading olive oil culture is the best way to create new customers and value.

Narrow street in a European city illuminated by lights with outdoor dining areas and wet cobblestones. - Olive Oil Times
Business

May. 22, 2023

As Spain Fights Food Inflation, Pressures Keep Mounting

While inflation shows signs of moderation, political uncertainty ahead of a major election and the ongoing drought will continue to put pressure on olive oil and food prices.

An older man wearing yellow boots walking through a flooded area near a building. - Olive Oil Times
Business

May. 19, 2023

Climate Disasters Drive Prices Higher

Drought on the Iberian Peninsula and floods in Croatia have resulted in a rocky start to olive development, spurring more price rises.

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