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The Auckland Easter Show has announced the 2013 Easter Show Olive Oil Awards winners, with Kay and Charles Chinnaiyah, Olea Estate, Featherston, taking out the Supreme Champion Award and the…
Read MoreProof of quality for producers, Olives NZ Certification also provides a guarantee of authenticity for consumers via licensed use of the OliveMark® on certified products – and thereby a leading…
Read MoreJudging has finished for the 2013 NZ EVOO Awards – and it sure was a tough one this year. The judging panel has reported some excellent oils, which will no…
Read More(University of Arizona) students have obtained a UA Green Fund grant of roughly $7,000 to harvest olive, citrus and mesquite trees on campus. The UA already harvests mesquite trees to…
Read MoreRajasthan has managed to strike oil. Encouraged by the success of its pilot olive production project, the state government is planning to begin commercial extraction of the oil of the…
Read MoreWednesday’s vote by the European parliament on proposed limits for biofuels has the power to determine future prices of food stuffs like vegetable oil, according to a report by the…
Read MoreSome 130,000 tons of olives are expected to be produced for packaging and oil production in the current Iranian year (started March 21). Announcing this, Alireza Esmaeili, deputy agriculture jihad…
Read MoreFood product recalls can be extremely costly—in more ways than one. Read on for information on a free Food Safety and Testing 2013 web event being presented by FoodProductionDaily.com.
Read MoreOlive oil imports into the crucial North American market have slipped slightly from last season, according to the latest newsletter from the International Olive Council. Imports of olive oil and…
Read MoreThe Institute for Olive Tree and Subtropical Plants in Chania, Crete has become a leader in research and education for the olive oil sector in Greece. In the last five…
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