European Table Olives Price Index by Country

The European Table Olives Price Index shows significant variability across countries in 2024. Portugal leads with a 67.07% increase in olive prices, while Cyprus and Croatia also experience notable positive changes with 35.36% and 24.99% increases, respectively. Spain (24.89%) and Greece (16.88%) show moderate rises in the index. Conversely, Italy and Malta exhibit declines, with Italy at -3.72% and Malta significantly dropping by -16.35%. Year-on-year trends indicate volatility, with some countries experiencing substantial positive shifts contrasting with others facing declines. Over the last five years, compounded annual growth rates have shown mixed outcomes, emphasizing market instability.

Future trends to watch include potential recovery in countries like Italy and Malta, driven by increased exports and improved agricultural policies. Additionally, climate change and sustainability efforts may impact production and pricing. Monitoring international trade agreements and consumer demand shifts, especially towards organic and sustainably sourced products, will be crucial for future market dynamics.