Brazilian Olive Oil: Map Highlights Product Quality at Event in Spain

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Published on 25/11/2025 at 08:49

Updated on 25/11/2025 at 08:50

A participação brasileira mostrou como o país vem organizando ações para garantir que os azeites consumidos pela população atendam aos padrões globais de identidade, segurança e qualidade (Foto: Freepik)

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During The World Olive Day, Brazil Presented Advances That Reinforce The Role Of Brazilian Olive Oil In Quality, Safety And International Cooperation Of The Olive Sector

The Brazilian olive oil gained international visibility by being highlighted during the celebration of the World Olive Day, held during the 122nd meeting of the International Olive Council (IOC) in Córdoba, Spain, according to a report published.

The Brazilian participation showcased how the country has been organizing efforts to ensure that the olive oils consumed by the population meet global standards of identity, safety, and quality.

With the increase in consumption and the nutritional recognition of the product, Brazilian representatives explained that, even with still small production, there is a commitment to elevate consumer confidence.

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Quality Of Brazilian Olive Oil As The Central Focus Of Discussions

The pursuit of the quality of Brazilian olive oil guided the speech of the Secretary of Agricultural Defense, Carlos Goulart, who represented Mapa in the meetings.

He explained that the country is working to align technical regulations with the standards adopted by the IOC and emphasized that combating fraud is an essential front to protect the health of the population.

According to Goulart, Brazil has initiated formal procedures to integrate into the council and sees participation in the organization as an opportunity to enhance technical cooperation and innovation in the sector.

This approach also strengthens internal initiatives aimed at the official control of products, including new inspection methodologies.

Thus, the Brazilian olive oil is positioning itself more solidly in the face of international requirements.

The Brazilian olive oil gained international visibility by being highlighted during the celebration of the World Olive Day, held during the 122nd meeting of the International Olive Council (IOC) in Córdoba, Spain (Photo: MAPA)

Sustainability In Production As Global Priority

Sustainability in olive oil production was among the points most discussed by the participating countries.

The Córdoba Declaration, approved during the meeting, encompasses common principles related to the environment, health, and balanced trade.

For Brazil, the document reinforces values already adopted in international forums in which the country participates, such as the commitment to sustainable agricultural practices, productive inclusion in rural areas, and environmental responsibility.

The meeting also highlighted the role of the olive tree in mitigating climate impacts and global food security.

These discussions helped to broaden global understanding of the importance of integrating sustainable actions into the production chain, a theme increasingly present in the strategies involving Brazilian olive oil.

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Córdoba Declaration And International Cooperation Of The Olive Sector

The Córdoba Declaration for the olive sector was mentioned by delegations as a reference to enhance international cooperation in the olive sector, especially in aligning quality standards among countries.

In the Brazilian case, Goulart expressed gratitude for the support of the IOC in initiatives such as the formation of specialized panelists in sensory analysis of olive oils in Brazil, a step considered fundamental to improve the accuracy of official controls.

According to the secretary, educational campaigns and masterclasses aimed at the press, influencers, and culinary professionals have helped to promote best practices and strengthen knowledge about the product.

These movements reinforce the vision that Brazilian olive oil can contribute with experiences developed in tropical agriculture, expanding knowledge exchange with other producing nations.

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Brazilian Olive Oil: Map Highlights Product Quality at Event in Spain

During The World Olive Day, Brazil Presented Advances That Reinforce The Role Of Brazilian Olive Oil In Quality, Safety And International Cooperation Of The Olive Sector

Quality Of Brazilian Olive Oil As The Central Focus Of Discussions

Sustainability In Production As Global Priority

Córdoba Declaration And International Cooperation Of The Olive Sector

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Brazilian Olive Oil: Map Highlights Product Quality at Event in Spain

During The World Olive Day, Brazil Presented Advances That Reinforce The Role Of Brazilian Olive Oil In Quality, Safety And International Cooperation Of The Olive Sector

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