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Container used to hold olives. Packs may be made of metal, tin, glass or any other material other than wood that comply with the prevailing technical and health standards. They must be suitable for ensuring that the olives keep properly and must not transmit toxic substances to the packed product. Transparent or clear packs must not produce optical effects that might modify the appearance of the product they contain.
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The International Olive Council (IOC), in partnership with The Culinary Institute of America (CIA), held a high-level scientific and regulatory meeting today under the theme “Olive Oil and the World Table: Dialogues on the...
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MADRID, SPAIN / 26.06.2025
This week on the Olive Health Information System website The newsletter of the University of Navarra and the IOC dedicated to health The Mediterranean diet has long been associated with a reduced risk of noncommunicable...
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