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Extra virgin olive oil: bulk price at origin, in EUR/kg

3.54/kg-0.28%
52-wk high:4.6752-wk low:3.43Updated: 4 Aug 2026

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Price history

Prices across origins & grades

GradePriceChange
ES-EVSpainExtra Virgin3.54-0.28%
ES-VRSpainVirgin3.21-0.31%
ES-LPSpainLampante2.97-0.34%
IT-EVItalyExtra Virgin5.68-0.35%
TN-EVTunisiaExtra Virgin3.70-0.27%
PT-EVPortugalExtra Virgin3.93-0.25%
GR-EVGreeceExtra Virgin3.80-0.26%

Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) is the highest quality grade of olive oil, produced through cold extraction without chemical treatment and with acidity below 0.8%. EVOO prices are set at origin by harvest conditions, mill supply and exporter demand. Spain's volume makes its origin price the global benchmark, with Italian and Greek oil typically at a premium.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the price of extra virgin olive oil per kg?

The price shown above is the current indicative bulk price for Spanish extra virgin olive oil at origin, in EUR per kilogram, from official weekly prints. Retail bottle prices are substantially higher; see our retail price board for shelf prices per litre.

Why is extra virgin the most expensive grade?

Extra virgin (acidity below 0.8%, no sensory defects) is the highest grade and requires sound fruit, careful timing and cold extraction. Anything that fails the chemical or organoleptic tests is downgraded to virgin or lampante, which trade at a discount.

Which origin sets the benchmark EVOO price?

Spain produces roughly half of the world's olive oil, so Spanish EVOO at origin is the market's reference price. Italian and Greek EVOO usually trade at a premium to Spain; Tunisian and Portuguese oil track it closely. The origins table above shows the current spreads.

How often is this EVOO price updated?

Prices update as official sources publish, typically weekly per market (e.g. the EC weekly prints and Poolred for Spain). The date next to the price is the latest available reference; the methodology page documents every source.

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