San Juan's leadership in the Argentine olive industry

Published May 28, 2024

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San Juan is leading Argentina's olive industry as the first producer and exporter of extra virgin olive oil, with optimal conditions for olive tree planting. In 2023, the province accounted for over 30% of Argentina's olive oil exports, generating USD 74 million. The industry has created over 700 jobs and is expanding, with a technological quality center and a geographical indication Seal of Origin. The province celebrates National Olive Growing Day on May 24, highlighting the industry's history and growth.
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The province of San Juan has established itself as a national benchmark in the olive industry, standing out as the first producer and exporter of extra virgin olive oil in Argentina. Thanks to its optimal geographical and climatic conditions, San Juan has achieved exceptional performance in olive tree planting, which translates into high quality production and a significant impact on the local economy. San Juan has approximately 15,000 hectares of olive trees, of which 70% are oil varieties and 30% are canning varieties. In 2023, 95% of olive tree production was destined for the production of extra virgin olive oil, while 5% was used for preserved olives. The climatic and geographical conditions of the province allow for superior fruit yield, consolidating its position as a leader in high-quality production. Production and export In 2023, San Juan stood out as the first producer and exporter of extra virgin olive oil in the country, marketing more than 30% of the total exported by ...
Source: Oleorevista

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