The Best Olive Oils Marketplace, the e-commerce platform for award-winning extra virgin olive oils, is now open to wholesale buyers.
The Best Olive Oils Marketplace, an e‑commerce platform for award-winning extra virgin olive oils, is now open to wholesale buyers, providing food retailers and restaurants with access to top-quality olive oils from the NYIOOC competition. The website allows approved buyers to browse, order, and track shipments of the winning oils, with plans to expand international ordering in the future.
Food retailers and restaurants can now be sure the olive oils they offer customers are the best on Earth.
The Best Olive Oils Marketplace, the e‑commerce platform for award-winning extra virgin olive oils, is now open to wholesale buyers.
It shouldn’t be a guessing game when it comes to buying good olive oil.- Curtis Cord, NYIOOC
“Now, restaurants and specialty retailers can rest assured they are buying only extra virgin olive oils that have achieved outstanding marks for quality at this year’s New York International Olive Oil Competition,” said NYIOOC president, Curtis Cord.
“It shouldn’t be a guessing game when it comes to buying good olive oil, and it shouldn’t be a decision based on pretty packaging or on pricing alone.”

Wholesale buyers for retail shops, restaurants, and other food businesses can register on the platform to buy in bulk. Once approved, they can browse the winning oils, place an order, and track their shipments right to their door.
The website is optimized for ease of use on all devices and vendors are rated for fast order dispatching and quality support.
The Best Olive Oils Marketplace was jointly developed by the New York International Olive Oil Competition and Olive Oil Times. In announcing the launch of the portal in April, Cord said: “With the introduction of this innovative platform, we will help the producers and sellers of these high-quality products reach a much larger audience — and that lies at the very heart of our mission.”
At this time, the Marketplace is open to buyers in the United States only but, Cord noted, international ordering is being developed for an upcoming release.
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