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Olisur

A blue drone flying over a green olive grove in a rural landscape. - Olive Oil Times
Producer Profiles

Sep. 14, 2022

How a Chilean Disrupter Shook Up the Country's Olive Sector

Chile’s leading olive oil producer came to fruition after a roadtrip through Spain. It is now leading the way in precision agriculture and sustainability.

Worker using a mechanical tool to harvest olives from a tree while standing on a platform. - Olive Oil Times
The Best Olive Oils

Jun. 22, 2022

NYIOOC Wins Waylay Economic Woes for Producers in Southern Cone

South American producers from Argentina, Chile and Uruguay combined to earn the highest number of awards for the region since 2019.

Aerial view of a vast olive orchard with two tractors working among the rows of trees. - Olive Oil Times
Production

May. 25, 2022

Drought Continues to Concern Growers in Chile

Chile will produce less olive oil this year than in the previous season but close to the five-year average.

Yellow olive harvesting machine between rows of olive trees in an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Oct. 26, 2021

Olive Oil Producers in Chile Hail a Record Yield

Chile produced 25,500 tons of olive oil in the 2020/21 crop year. But despite the bumper crop, exports fell substantially.

Tractor navigating through rows of olive trees in an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
The Best Olive Oils

Jun. 30, 2021

South American Producers Celebrate NYIOOC Victories After Tough Year

The pandemic and difficult climatic conditions hampered the harvests of Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, yet these producers managed to win the industry's most coveted quality awards.

Blue olive harvesting machine positioned between rows of olive trees in an orchard. - Olive Oil Times
Production

May. 17, 2021

Chilean Producers Manage a Hard Year to a Promising Harvest

Chile is expected to produce roughly 20,000 tons of olive oil in 2021. Producers have renewed focus on quality to help their brands stand out.

A tractor equipped for olive harvesting working between rows of olive trees in a field. - Olive Oil Times
Expansive vineyard landscape featuring neatly arranged rows of grapevines on rolling hills. - Olive Oil Times
Woman holding a microphone and a sheet of paper while speaking at an event. - Olive Oil Times
Man in a black suit and red tie posing for a portrait against a light background. - Olive Oil Times
S. America

Oct. 27, 2010

Olisur's Alfonso Swett: Chile will be a 'Major Olive Oil Player'

In only its fifth year Olisur produced 1.8 million liters of olive oil on its Chilean estate, mostly for North Americans. "We must produce for other countries, and they request sustainability."

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