The olive harvest, as it happens.
Where the Mediterranean crop stands right now — the weather in the groves, what the benchmark is doing, and where we are in the season. The weather and the prices are measured by OleaIndex. The crop-size estimates at the bottom are not ours, and are labelled.
Read from the Mediterranean harvest calendar — early picking from October, the main campaign November to February, stragglers into March. This is the date, not an observation of any particular grove.
What the benchmark is doing
Extra virgin, one row per origin. Follow any row for every grade and the full history.
Weather in the groves
Live readings from 13 olive-growing regions. Rain is the running 30-day total — the number that matters for the coming crop, not today's shower.
Crop size — published by the International Olive Council
Where each figure comes from is named on every row. EU countries come from the European Commission's official series; the rest of the Mediterranean is entered by hand from the International Olive Council bulletin. OleaIndex does not measure crop size and does not verify these numbers.
No crop-size figures have been published for the 2026/27 campaign yet. This section stays empty rather than showing an earlier season's numbers. First Mediterranean estimates normally appear from late autumn.
Awaiting figures: Spain · Italy · Greece · Portugal · Tunisia · Turkey · Morocco
The Tunisian figures are built from people inside the sector. Report a price from your region →