Olive Oil Prices in Portugal
Portuguese extra virgin at origin, from the fastest-growing producer in Europe
Indicative bulk price at origin from official weekly prints. See the methodology.
The Portugal market
Portugal is the olive oil world's growth story. Intensive and super-intensive groves planted across the Alentejo over the past two decades have multiplied national output, turning Portugal from a marginal producer into a consistent top-five origin with modern, high-capacity mills.
Portuguese oil trades in the Spanish orbit: the Alentejo's harvest calendar, varieties and buyers overlap heavily with neighbouring Andalusia, and much Portuguese oil moves through Spanish trade channels. The origin price above tracks the Spanish benchmark closely, with spreads driven by local yield swings and export demand, increasingly to Brazil, Portugal's signature market.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current olive oil price in Portugal?
The price above is the latest indicative origin price for Portuguese extra virgin olive oil in EUR per kilogram, updated as official weekly references publish.
Why is Portuguese production growing so fast?
Large-scale intensive groves in the Alentejo, many irrigated by the Alqueva reservoir, came into full production over the last decade, with modern mills built alongside them. Portugal now produces multiples of its own consumption and exports the surplus.
Where does Portuguese olive oil go?
Brazil is the flagship export market, with Spain absorbing much of the bulk surplus for blending and re-export. Portuguese bottled brands have been gaining shelf space across Europe and the Americas.
Do Portuguese prices follow Spain?
Closely. Geography, varieties and trade channels tie the two markets together. Portuguese EVOO typically trades near the Spanish print, with a premium or discount reflecting the local balance in a given campaign.
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