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Le confezioni utilizzate potranno essere di metallo, di latta, di vetro, di materiali plastici o di qualsiasi altro materiale, tranne il legno, conforme ai requisiti tecnici e sanitari in vigore. Le confezioni dovranno essere atte a garantire la buona conservazione delle olive e non trasmettere sostanze nocive al prodotto conservato. Le confezioni trasparenti non dovranno produrre effetti ottici che possano modificare l’aspetto del prodotto in esse contenuto.
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IOC to host workshop on Protected Designations of Origin and Protected Geographical Indications in the olive oil sector
The International Olive Council (IOC) will organise a specialised workshop entitled Protected Designations of Origin and Protected Geographical Indications: Experiences and Tools on 11 June 2026 at IOC headquarters in...
Pakistan signs instrument of accession to join the IOC
Madrid, Spain / 08.05.2026
The International Olive Council (IOC) welcomed a delegation from the Embassy of Pakistan to Spain, led by Ambassador H.E. Mr Zahoor Ahmed, to IOC headquarters in Madrid for the signature of the instrument of accession to the...
Regional course in Izmir explores future strategies for the olive sector in Eurasia
The International Olive Council (IOC), in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Türkiye –a key player in the olive sector– and the Zaragoza institute of the International Centre for Advanced...
