The Indian olive market is expected to grow at a rate of 4.2% annually from 2024-2030, making it a promising market for Spanish exports. Spain is currently the leading supplier of olives to India, accounting for 33% of the market share for both prepared and preserved olives. The industry faces competition from other countries such as Egypt, Morocco, and Turkey, but Spanish olives enjoy a higher market share and value due to their quality and tradition. India's olive market is largely dependent on imports as local production is insufficient. Olives are consumed in various forms and are popularized by their association with Western culture and gastronomy. To succeed in this market, Spanish companies need to understand Indian consumer preferences, adapt their products, and comply with local regulations.