Video issued on October 6, 2019, which referred to the 2019 campaign.
Manzanilla olive harvest at the “El Verdial” farm in “La Puebla De Cazalla” (Seville). Many of the harvested olives will be the first to be able to bear the “Manzanilla and Gordal de Sevilla Protected Geographical Identification” which also guarantees quality, origin and Sevillian-style production. The "Cooperativa Nuestra Señora de Las Virtudes" merged with the "Cooperativa San José", both from "La Puebla De Cazalla" (Seville), have formed "Oleand", which has become the most important first grade cooperative of greening Andalusia and the second oil mill. "Oleand" has been registered with the "Regulatory Council of the Manzanilla and Gordal PGI of Seville". But not everyone agrees with these PGIs. There are those who believe that they limit rights that belong to the entire sector. The "Spanish Association of Exporters and Manufacturers of Table Olives", the "Junta de Extremadura" and the "Association of Olive Manufacturers of Almendralejo" have taken this issue to court. Interventions: Antonio Cobo (Farmer), Juan Antonio Pachón (Olivarero) Juan Luís Oropesa (President of the "Manzanilla and Gordal de Sevilla IGP Regulatory Council"), Rosario Acosta (General Secretary of the "Manzanilla y Gordal de Sevilla IGP Regulatory Council"), José Antonio Cruz (Co-Manager “Oleand”), José Vázquez (ASAJA Technician). [Program Tierra y mar 1288. Broadcast October 6, 2019. Canal Sur Televisión] Canal Sur a la carte: http://www.canalsur.es/television/pro… Program blog: http://blogs.canalsur.es/tierraymar/