Bari, Italy, Chania, Greece and Jaén, Spain are the most representative olive oil markets of the European Union. They cover more than 60% of global olive oil production. Prices in these three countries, particularly in Spain, have an impact on other producing countries, and mainly on the oils they

Eight markets represent around 81% of the imports of olive oils and virgin olive oils around the world, the United States with 36%, the European Union with 15%, Brazil with 8%, Japan with 7%, Canada with 5%, China with 4%, Australia with 3%, and Russia with 3%. In the first months of the

To contribute to our readers knowledge on international market matters, the Executive Secretariat publishes a monthly report on changes in producer prices of extra virgin olive oil, refined olive oil and refined olive pomace oil in the most representative countries. As these markets contribute a

To contribute to our readers knowledge on international market matters, the Executive Secretariat publishes a monthly report on changes in producer prices of extra virgin olive oil, refined olive oil and refined olive pomace oil in the most representative countries. As these markets contribute a

The Executive Secretariat of the IOC updates trends from the world market monthly to provide our users with a valuable tool for study and analyse the sector. Further information can be found at the following

Bari, Italy; Chania, Greece; and Jaén, Spain. These are the three most representative olive oil markets of the European Union. About 70% of the EU’s olive oil is produced here, so their prices, particularly those of Spain, have an impact on other producing countries, and mainly on the oils they

The November 2020 dashboard, prepared as always by the Executive Secretariat, is now available at the link below. The distinctive geographical, economic and social aspects of olive growing outlined in the International Agreement on Olive Oil and Table Olives 2015 underlie the economic objectives