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| Volume (ml) | Weight (g) | Neck Finish | Diameter (mm) | Height (mm) | High Pallet Amount | Low Pallet Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 ml | 115 g | ROPP 31.5 | 40.8 | 157.5 | 4224 | |
| 250 ml | 330 g | ROPP 31.5 | 54.8 | 234.1 | 1980 | 1584 |
| 500 ml | 500 g | ROPP 31.5 | 66.0 | 291.8 | 1192 | 894 |
| 750 ml | 550 g | ROPP 31.5 | 76.4 | 308.0 | 900 | 675 |
| 1000 ml | 650 g | ROPP 31.5 | 83.4 | 335.1 | 552 |
INFORMATION SHEET
What is a DOP Closure and how do you apply it to an Olive Oil glass bottle? Once the olive oil has been filled into the bottle you can see the video on how to apply.
This video shows how a DOP closure can be applied to the olive oil bottle. The non-refillable DOP snap closure once fitted is not removable. The DOP is considered safe, hygienic and very easy to apply even without the need for machinery. One pressure application can have the DOP applied to the bottle and is ready to remove the tamper-evident seal and pour the olive oil directly from the bottle.
The non-refillable system is a new type that can be seen across Europe without the need for applying the thread to the bottle.
This season's olive oil production is expected to total 1.5 million tons.Photographer: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg
October 2023: According to recent forecasts from the European Commission, European households should brace for another year of soaring olive oil prices. Despite hopes for relief, the surge shows no signs of slowing as climatic pressures and limited reserves continue to strain supply across key producing regions.
The new season, which began this month, is projected to bring a total output of around 1.5 million tons. That figure represents just a 9% increase compared to last year—far from enough to restore balance in the market. Ongoing drought conditions have once again weighed heavily on growers, leaving orchards in regions like Jaén, Spain, with reduced yields. With stocks already low, prices in these major hubs have escalated dramatically, nearly tripling the five-year average.
These record highs have filtered down into everyday life, keeping the cost of Mediterranean staples such as pizza and paella uncomfortably high, even as inflation begins to cool in other sectors. Consumers across the European Union are expected to cut back, with the Commission predicting a 6% drop in olive oil consumption during the 2023–24 season. Exports are also forecast to decline by about 10% compared to the previous year.
The rally has already pushed olive oil to unprecedented price levels this year, and according to Brussels, the market’s upward momentum will likely persist for another 12 months. For growers and industry stakeholders, the news underscores how tightly climate extremes and limited inventories are reshaping supply and demand in one of Europe’s most cherished food sectors.
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This season's olive oil production is expected to total 1.5 million tons.Photographer: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg
October 2023: According to recent forecasts from the European Commission, European households should brace for another year of soaring olive oil prices. Despite hopes for relief, the surge shows no signs of slowing as climatic pressures and limited reserves continue to strain supply across key producing regions.
The new season, which began this month, is projected to bring a total output of around 1.5 million tons. That figure represents just a 9% increase compared to last year—far from enough to restore balance in the market. Ongoing drought conditions have once again weighed heavily on growers, leaving orchards in regions like Jaén, Spain, with reduced yields. With stocks already low, prices in these major hubs have escalated dramatically, nearly tripling the five-year average.
These record highs have filtered down into everyday life, keeping the cost of Mediterranean staples such as pizza and paella uncomfortably high, even as inflation begins to cool in other sectors. Consumers across the European Union are expected to cut back, with the Commission predicting a 6% drop in olive oil consumption during the 2023–24 season. Exports are also forecast to decline by about 10% compared to the previous year.
The rally has already pushed olive oil to unprecedented price levels this year, and according to Brussels, the market’s upward momentum will likely persist for another 12 months. For growers and industry stakeholders, the news underscores how tightly climate extremes and limited inventories are reshaping supply and demand in one of Europe’s most cherished food sectors.
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