Spain: They predict that the drought will reduce the olive pomace oil campaign to 90,000 tons

게시됨 2023년 4월 20일

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Spain is experiencing a significant decrease in the production of olive pomace oil due to drought during the 22-23 campaign, with an estimated drop of 32% to 90,000 tons. As the world's leader in this category, the country's overall olive oil production is projected to reach 680,000 tons, with an additional 200,000 tons imported and 454,500 tons from stocks. The production process includes extracting olive pomace oil from the alpeorujo, a byproduct of olive oil pressings. In the previous campaign, the olive pomace oil sector saw a turnover of 351 million euros and created 18,000 jobs, with 85% of its production being exported mainly to Italy, the United States, and Portugal.

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The drought that has impacted the olive grove sector in the 22-23 campaign will cause the consequent drop in the production of olive pomace oil, with a provisional figure of 90,000 tons, which is 32% less than the previous one (when was 132,895 t). This has been pointed out to Efeagro by sources from the Interprofessional of olive pomace oil (Oriva), who have recalled that Spain is the world's leading producer of this category. Estimates for the 22-23 campaign of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (with data as of February) place olive oil production at 680,000 tons, to which will be added 200,000 imported tons and 454,500 tons of stocks. The pressing of the olive produces 20% olive oil in its three categories (extra virgin, virgin and olive); the remaining 80% is called alpeorujo and is made up of water, stone, pulp and olive skins. The alperoujo undergoes an extraction and refining process, topped with virgin or extra virgin, and the olive pomace oil is now ...

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