Spain Orders Olive Oil Mills to Withdraw 12% of Output, Some 188,000 Tonnes to Be Stored Until September 2027
Spain's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food said on November 6 that its resolution published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) requires Spanish mills to withdraw 12% of 2026/27-campaign olive oil production from the market, to be stored until September 30, 2027, covering about 188,000 tonnes.
Production this campaign is forecast at 1,602,596 tonnes, 23% above the previous campaign and the fourth largest on record, with opening stocks of 357,040 tonnes. The ministry said the withdrawal aims to balance supply and demand and stabilise prices.
The measure applies to production from November onward, not October output, and may be revised after December 31. It rests on Order APA/1145/2026 of October 29 and EU Regulation 1308/2013.
(Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food)
Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
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Photo: 图：西班牙农业、渔业和食品部，经西班牙首相府发布。/ Photo: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, via La Moncloa
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