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Aerial view of a cultivated olive grove with rows of olive trees in a field. - Olive Oil Times
World

Dec. 2, 2024

IUCN Studies the Tradeoffs Between Intensive and Traditional Olive Groves

The organization found that traditional groves are better for biodiversity but less profitable. Intensive groves are more cost-efficient but create massive monocultures.

A misty landscape featuring mountains and valleys during sunrise with soft light and fog. - Olive Oil Times
World

Dec. 2, 2024

Developing Nations Leave Controversial COP29 Disappointed

The climate summit concluded in Azerbaijan with rich countries agreeing to a financial aid package of $300B, one-third of what economists recommended.

Aerial view of a large olive tree plantation with rows of trees in a patterned layout. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Nov. 22, 2024

Experts Predict Significant Decline in Olive Oil Prices

The world’s largest bottlers expect prices to fall below €5 per liter as major producing countries report harvest rebounds.

A tray holding multiple blue glasses filled with olive oil being served at an event. - Olive Oil Times
Group of people walking past a modern building with illuminated blue facade at night, reflected in a puddle. - Olive Oil Times
A barren landscape featuring dry cracked earth and a solitary tree against a sunset sky. - Olive Oil Times
Individual using a ladder to harvest olives from a tree in an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
A glacier with a blue ice edge in a body of water, surrounded by mountains and a cloudy sky. - Olive Oil Times
Smoke billowing from a mountainous region with a clear blue sky in the background. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 3, 2024

Olive Farmers Flee Southern Lebanon as Conflict Escalates

Israel’s escalating air strikes and ground invasion have forced one million people to flee southern Lebanon, many leaving olive-laden trees unharvested.

Group of people harvesting olives from trees while collecting fallen olives on tarps. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 1, 2024

Citizen Groups in Rome Harvest Local Olive Trees for Charity

Volunteers in the eastern outskirts of the Italian capital care for olive trees in public parks, harvesting their fruit to produce oil for charity.

Two workers harvesting olives with long poles under olive trees in a field. - Olive Oil Times
World

Sep. 23, 2024

World Olive Oil Competition Southern Division Underway

This year's awards carry exceptional weight in light of the widespread harvest shortfalls experienced by numerous countries across the hemisphere.

Grains flowing from a chute onto a surface in an indoor setting. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Sep. 18, 2024

Project Turns Olive Waste Into Supercapacitors

A research project in Spain has concluded after developing an effective process to repurpose olive waste for several industrial applications.

Two individuals, one in a blue chef jacket and the other in a blazer, holding plates of food in a kitchen. - Olive Oil Times
Health

Sep. 12, 2024

New Book Seeks to Educate Consumers, Dispel Myths

Olive Oil for Dummies by Simon Poole and Amy Riolo, offers a comprehensive guide to olive oil, covering grades, health benefits, and usage.

Man wearing sunglasses and gloves sorting olive leaves in a container in an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
World

Aug. 26, 2024

First-Time Winners Describe Perks of World Competition Awards

Access to global markets, regional promotion and motivation to keep improving are some benefits described by first-time NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition winners.

Close-up view of the trunk of an olive tree in an orchard with green grass. - Olive Oil Times
World

Aug. 7, 2024

One-Third of World Olive Oil Competition Entries Organic for the First Time

Organic extra virgin olive oils account for a growing share of submissions in the annual evaluation in New York.

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Woman with long hair wearing a pink shirt, leaning against an olive tree with a smile. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jul. 24, 2024

Women Share Their Challenges in Producing and Selling Award-Winning Olive Oils

While the number of women-led companies earning international quality awards continues to rise, some say they face additional challenges beyond climate and macroeconomics.

Close-up view of a textured red brick surface with visible imperfections and patterns. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jul. 8, 2024

Bricks Made with Olive Pits Reduce Carbon Footprint of Buildings, Study Finds

A new study has shown that olive pit waste can effectively reduce energy usage in buildings, demonstrating how the circular economy can be applied to the construction sector.

Three individuals seated at a table engaged in a discussion with papers in front of them. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jul. 8, 2024

New Spanish Podcast Delves into the World of Olive Oil

A la Sombra del Olivo brings together three hosts from different backgrounds and a diverse range of guests with the goal of educating the public about olive oil.

A male wrestler with a muscular build, wearing traditional oil wrestling attire, standing in a field. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jul. 7, 2024

Yusuf Can Zeybek Repeats Kırkpınar Triumph

The 30-year-old defeated 2022’s de facto champion Mustafa Taş in a cautious but exciting final that went into overtime.

Close-up of green olives growing on a branch of an olive tree with leaves. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 24, 2024

Olive Council Incorporates Germplasm Bank Into Global Treaty

By joining the treaty, the IOC plans to facilitate greater cooperation to preserve genetic diversity and find solutions to climate change-related challenges.

Aerial view of a crowded beach with swimmers and colorful umbrellas along the shoreline. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 15, 2024

May Marked Another Record-Breaking Year for Heat

The findings prompted the Secretary-General of the United Nations to call for a global advertising ban on the fossil fuel industry.

An ancient olive tree encircled by a stone structure in a green area. - Olive Oil Times
World

Jun. 10, 2024

Concrete and Water Are Damaging Montenegro's Oldest Olive Tree

In their efforts to turn the 2,247-year-old Stara Maslina into a tourist attraction, local authorities have inadvertently damaged the iconic olive tree.

Branch of an olive tree featuring green and black olives among the leaves. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

May. 23, 2024

Olives with Higher Phenol Content More Resistant to Anthracnose

Researchers found that olive varieties that maintained high concentrations of certain phenolic compounds during ripening were less likely to develop anthracnose.

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