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Spain's Summer Olive Oil Shipments Rise as Shelf and Mill Prices Fall

By OliveTerm Research Desk·November 5, 2026

ANIERAC bottlers shipped 13% more olive oil in the third quarter, led by extra virgin. The full campaign still closed lower, while supermarket and mill prices retreated.

Bottles of Spanish olive oil arranged in woven baskets at Valencia's Central Market

Olive oil bottles for sale in Valencia, Spain, December 2025. Illustrative photograph, cropped: 19Tarrestnom65 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Members of ANIERAC, Spain's association of edible-oil bottlers and refiners, shipped 72.6 million litres of olive oil from July to September 2026, up 13% from 64.3 million in April–June, according to figures reported by Olimerca and Interempresas.

Extra virgin led the summer rise

Extra virgin climbed 18%, from 28.7 million to 34 million litres, lifting its share of ANIERAC members' olive oil shipments from 44.6% to 46.8%.

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