International News/Trends
In Spain, olive oil might as well be considered one of the food groups. And, often, that olive oil comes in unmarked, unlabeled containers from small orchards. But the European…
Read MoreHard pressed to justify a proposition deemed laughable by critics, the European Commission withdrew on Thursday a planned ban on restaurants serving olive oil in jugs on diners’ tables pending…
Read MoreFor every gallon of olive oil that’s pressed from the ripe fruit, about 38 pounds of olive skins, pulp and pits are left behind. Known as pomace, these leftovers typically…
Read MoreThe need for maximum pesticide residue levels for olive oil imports into the United States will be raised during transatlantic free trade agreement talks in September, according to Italian Member…
Read MoreAccording to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, in less than 40 years, three-quarters of the wine producing areas on Earth will not be…
Read MoreThe New Zealand olive harvest is well and truly in full swing, and it’s generally looking like a good one. Olive NZ executive officer Gayle Sheridan has had reports of…
Read MoreDeoleo, the world’s biggest olive oil company, says American consumers have helped offset a fall in its sales due to belt-tightening by Spanish and Italian households. In its latest annual…
Read MoreSpanish food giant Deoleo wants radical changes to the quality criteria and allowed category names and marketing claims for olive oil. The company, which is investing strongly in emerging markets…
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