Origin: Izmir/Turkey Olives Type : Whole / Sliced / Pitted / Stuffed Packing: Custom Samples are welcomed
We can supply you with Olives and Pickles, as follows: All kind of Olives produced in Egypt 1- Green olives (whole, pitted, sliced & stuffed) (Manzanilla, Picual, Agezy) 2- Natural black olives (whole, pitted, sliced & stuffed) (Manzanilla, Picual, Kalamata, Dolcy) 3- RIPE OXIDISED BLACK OLIVES (whole, pitted & sliced) in tins We can provide you with these goods in bulk, in barrels, or in smaller packages 1- Plastic packages (5-8-10 kg pails) 2- Metallic tins (1560 g. 2500g) 3- Glass jars
BLACK OLIVES & GREEN OLIVES (BRC Global Food Safety Certification) TIN BOX - 300 ml - WHOLE CONFIT TYPE BLACK OLIVES - WHOLE PITTED CONFIT TYPE BLACK OLIVES - WHOLE GREEN OLIVES - WHOLE PITTED GREEN OLIVES - Payment Terms: Pre-payment (Bank Transfer - 100%) - later available T/T - Delivery Methods: INCOTERMS 2020 - FOB (Istanbul) - MOQ is 3 pallet (9,072 pcs) - Price per unit starting from 1.04$ per TIN. - Discounts available with the bigger orders - container & in the long term cooperation. - Customisation is available
Green olives whole, pitted, sliced , stuffed with: almond, lemon, anchovy, salmon, pepper, chilli, garlic, cheese, etc... and marinated with carrots-ppepers and garlic, curry flavour....
Green olive - big / 1kg / 7.15 $ Green olive - stuffed by chili / 1kg / 8.64 $ Green small olive / 1kg / 5.87 $ Grill green olive / 1kg / 11.47 $ Black olive / 1kg / 9,9 $ Olives are one of those foods that can range from simple to complex from a basic black to a vibrant green, from very mild to super salty. They can be eaten alone out of hand or incorporated into recipes. And in many cases, you either love or hate this small-sized fruit, or you may prefer a particular variety.Olives are very high in vitamin  and other powerful antioxidants. Studies show that they are good for the heart and may protect against osteoporosis and cancer. The healthy fats in olives are extracted to produce olive oil, one of the key components of the incredibly healthy Mediterranean diet Green and Black Olives Green olives are picked when they have obtained full size, while unripe; they are usually shades of green to yellow and contain the bitter phytochemical, oleuropein Black olives are fruits from the olive tree which are picked when fully grown and fully ripe. Black olives are sweeter in taste than green ones ( which are salty and bitter).
A 10 CAN Pitted Black & Green Olives (spanish Type) 3.000 GR DW 1.560 GR
Green olive/ Fresh olive/ Pitted Green Olives/ Sliced Green Olives specifications type: olive style: fresh product type: tropical & sub-tropical fruit variety: manzanilla color: green cultivation type: organic maturity: 100% size (cm): 90 weight (kg): 0.400 place of origin:SA brand name:pitted green olives packaging details: in bottles fresh green chalkidiki olives size: from superior (261-290) up to s.s.mammoth (70-90) all sizes type: pitted ,whole ,sliced, stuffed with garlic,almond,pimento,natural pepper,sundried tomato,jalapeno,pickled cumcumber,anchovis... best quality vs best price from new harvest also available (kalamata olives,baked olives,marinated olives,,,,,,) kalamata olives, green and black olives and amfissis olives. whole, pitted or stuffed with red pepper, almond or garlic original kalamata olives, green and black olives and amfissis olives. whole, pitted or stuffed with red pepper, almond or garlic. we can supply you all types of olives, as from s.s mammoth 71-90, to jumbo 181-200, at large quantities, superior quality, excellent service and at outstanding prices. packing is always up to the customers desire. for further information please ask our current product catalogue.
Green Pickled Olives Green dolce olives Green Bikwal Olives Black Kalamata Black Bikwal Green pickled Black bikwal Carton
We are exporters of whole green and black alfonso Peruvian olives in brine. Packing in plastic barrels of 15 or 60kgs net drained weight.
Green and black, whole, pitted, stuffed and sliced olives. both in jars and cans in several formats.
