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Aceitunas Losada Pitted Gordal olives - Glass jar 345 gr
€5.65
Tax included
Price per kg:
€16.38 /KG
Seville olives fermented in a traditional Sevillian dressing.
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Also available by the case
Product information
| Brand | Aceitunas Losada |
|---|---|
| Variety | Gordal |
| Capacity | 345 gr |
| Region | Seville |
Natural olive of the Gordal de Sevilla variety fermented in a traditional Sevillian dressing for 3 months. A slight taste of garlic, pepper or lemon can be appreciated on the palate. Pasteurised product.
The Gordal variety, originally from Seville, is highly appreciated for its flavour and size. Its oil content is low, which is why it is mainly destined for the table. It is a fleshy and very juicy olive, which stands out for its crunchy texture.
Aceitunas Losada is an Andalusian family business dedicated since 1961 to the cultivation, production and marketing of table olives.
- Catalogue
- Olives and pickles
- Zone
- Seville
- Packaging
- Jar
- Inhalt
- 345 gr
- Brand
- Aceitunas Losada
- Variety
- Gordal
- Family
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Aceitunas Losada is a family business located in Carmona, Seville, and dedicated since 1961 to the cultivation, production and marketing of table olives. The differentiation of the company lies in the own production, a fact that gives them the knowledge of the product and the whole process, which allows them to offer a product of supreme quality.
They are located in a very fertile area of the Guadalquivir Valley, in La Vega de Carmona, a plain limited by the Corbones and Guadaira rivers. They grow wheat, lupins, chickpeas, almonds and sunflower.
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