Olivum anticipates second largest olive oil production ever in Portugal

Published 2024년 10월 31일

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The Association of Olive Growers and Oil Mills of Portugal (Olivum) predicts that the 2024-2025 olive growing campaign could become the second largest olive oil production in history, with national production estimated to reach between 170,000 and 180,000 tons. This would mark a 10% increase from the previous campaign, bringing the total production to over 150,000 tons for the first time since national records began. The increase is attributed to new olive groves under hedgerows and favorable climatic conditions, with olives Anticipated to yield around 830 million kilos, leading to approximately 125 thousand tons of olive oil. The sector's relevance in Portugal is highlighted, with a commitment to innovative and sustainable practices that ensure both quantity and quality.

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Olivum (Association of Olive Growers and Oil Mills of Portugal) estimates that the 2024-2025 olive growing campaign could become the second largest olive oil production of all time. According to Olivum's forecasts, national production could reach between 170,000 and 180,000 tons of olive oil this year, exceeding the 150,000 tons recorded in the previous campaign by more than 10%. Olivum's associated mills anticipate obtaining around 830 million kilos of olives, which could lead to around 125 thousand tons of olive oil. This value represents an increase of around 12% – in line with the national record – and consolidates the relevance of these mills for the sector in Portugal, explains the press release. “This evolution is a reflection of the new olive grove plantings, but also of the commitment of our associates – and the sector as a whole – to adopt innovative and sustainable practices that allow us to guarantee not only the quantity, but also the quality that is already ...

Source: PTvidarural