For the first time, Spanish olive oil surpasses Italian olive oil in price on the US market

Published Aug 14, 2024

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Spanish olive oil has surpassed Italian olive oil in the United States with a higher average sales price of 8.81 euros/kilo compared to 8.62 euros/kilo for Italian olive oil, marking a significant shift in the market. In the first half of 2023, Spain experienced a 20.50% increase in olive oil sales, reaching 70,000 tonnes, and a 105% increase in turnover, totaling over 611 million euros. This success is attributed to the promotional efforts of the Spanish Olive Oil Interprofessional Association and indicates a reversal in the trend of lower prices for Spanish olive oils compared to Italian ones.
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Spanish olive oil has surpassed Italian olive oil for the first time in the average sales price on the US market: in the first half of the year it was sold at 8.81 euros/kilo compared to 8.62 euros/kilo for olive oil from Italy. The Spanish Olive Oil Interprofessional Association has stated that this is a "historic turnaround" and of "significance", taking into account that "the United States has traditionally been a market dominated by oils from Italy" which have been its historical "reference". In a statement, the organization announced this achievement on Tuesday and recalled that a decade ago Spanish olive oils reached this market at a price around 25% lower than Italian ones. In fact, in years such as 2019 this differential exceeded 30%; Last year the price gap narrowed to just over 7% and the trend has been reversed in 2024. In terms of volume, Spain has sold 20.50% more olive oils in the first half of 2023, up to 70,000 tonnes, 10,000 more than Italy. These higher sales at ...
Source: Agrodiario

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