[neverevergiveup]

I will stock up!

[NorthMountain]

Although producer prices have dropped dramatically, supermarket prices have not fallen at the same rate, because transportation costs haven't really changed much. "Funny that."

[decal]

After two years of record high prices, they might have prepared for the inevitable drop.

[Uncle Miltie]

A decent 3 liter can went from about $40 to $90 over the last year. I should hope a good harvest puts prices back under $50. I’m skimping with cheap Costco XVO for cooking, and saving the good stuff for salads only.

[exDemMom]

I always try to buy olive oil produced in Spain, since I was stationed at the Rota naval base in Andalucia for three years and my son was born there.

When I was a kid, we used to buy olive oil by the gallon. I buy smaller bottles now, but we still go through quite a bit of it.

[rellic]

There is something wrong with this picture!
Bad years of Harvest Farmers make more money,
good years of Harvest they go broke?
Farms are not cheap to run and require a
lot of dedication.
I think this article was written by an idiot!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Olive oil varies a lot in taste between countries. A lot sold today is blended, which many people find abhorrent.

Fortunately the US has strict origin requirements.

I personally like California olive oil.

Check out the bottle labels where you shop.