Proveedores mayoristas de aceite de oliva en Italia
Italia es el mayor exportador mundial de aceite de oliva de marca y alberga 43 regiones DOP de aceite de oliva — Puglia produce aproximadamente el 80% del aceite de oliva italiano.
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Italy cultivates approximately 1.1–1.2 million hectares of olive groves, producing 300,000–400,000 tonnes of olive oil annually (significantly less than Spain, though Italy exports more branded olive oil by value). Production is heavily concentrated in southern Italy: Puglia (Apulia) produces approximately 70–80% of Italian olive oil, followed by Calabria (~10%), Sicily (~8%), Campania, Lazio, Abruzzo, Umbria, and Tuscany. The dominant Italian olive varieties include coratina (Puglia — high polyphenol content, pungent and bitter); ogliarola (Puglia — mild, fruity); frantoio, leccino, and moraiolo (Central Italy — Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio); ottobratica (Calabria); biancolilla (Sicily); and pisciottana (Campania).
Italy has 43 PDO (Denominazione di Origine Protetta / DOP) and 4 PGI (Indicazione Geografica Protetta / IGP) olive oil designations — the most complex PDO landscape of any olive oil country. Key premium Italian PDOs include: Toscano IGP (broad Tuscan geographic indication — the most commercially successful Italian premium designation); Riviera Ligure DOP (Liguria — delicate, mild arbosana-based oil); Terra di Bari DOP and Dauno DOP (Puglia); Terra d'Otranto DOP (Puglia); Sicilia DOP (Sicily); Cilento DOP (Campania); and Umbria DOP. Many Italian olive oil brands (including Filippo Berio, Bertolli — now Deoleo Spanish — and Carapelli) are built around Italian provenance perception even when the oil is blended with Spanish or Greek origin oil.