Spain: The Olive Association raises its problems with the Portuguese government

Published Oct 24, 2024

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The Iberian Association of Olive Groves in Seto, Olivérica, has met with Joao Moura, the Secretary of State for Agriculture of Portugal, to discuss future projects and address issues concerning the olive industry. The meeting focused on promoting the benefits of high-density olive cultivation, such as productivity, environmental impact, and social advantages. Olivérica also expressed support for traditional olive cultivation systems and indicated a willingness to collaborate with traditional growers. The association raised concerns about potential restrictions on aromatic hydrocarbons in future European legislation and sought the ministry's assistance in adapting to the Mosh Moah legislation of 2026. They also urged Portugal to recognize alperujo, a by-product of olive oil production, as a valuable resource for composting or biogas generation.
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Olimerca.- The Iberian Association of Olive Groves in Seto, Olivérica, has held a meeting with the Secretary of State for Agriculture of Portugal, Joao Moura, to present its future projects and, above all, to address the problems that are on the table and need to find solutions. The meeting was attended by the president of the Association, Gregorio Álvarez Cabreros; the vice president, Pedro Marques; and other prominent members of the board of directors of Olivérica, the association that brings together high-density olive grove farmers in Spain and Portugal. At the meeting, the board of directors of Olivérica highlighted the productive efficiency of this method of cultivation, as well as its environmental and social advantages, assuming a sustainable and future-oriented ecosystem; also, the high degree of technical development and professionalism of these farms was pointed out, which ensure a quality generational change and the creation of high-level technical employment. ...
Source: OliMerca

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