Dcoop defends withdrawing 12% of olive oil to balance supply and demand

Published 2026-11-09

The Andalusian cooperative Dcoop supports the withdrawal of 12% of olive oil from the market. According to the company, this measure is the only way to adjust supply and demand in the sector. Olive oil is one of Spain's most important agricultural products, and the balance between production and sales affects thousands of farmers and cooperatives.

In addition, Dcoop supports the purchase of Deoleo, one of the best-known companies in the olive oil sector. The operation is being carried out together with Acesur, another company in the sector. With this purchase, the two companies seek to strengthen their position in the market and expand their presence in the sale of olive oil.

Oil withdrawal is a measure used when there is a large quantity of product and prices may fall. By taking part of the oil off the market, the aim is to reduce the surplus and keep prices at a more stable level for producers. Dcoop believes there is no other effective solution to this problem.

In summary, Dcoop maintains its position in favour of withdrawing 12% of olive oil and also backs the purchase of Deoleo together with Acesur. The debate over these measures remains open in the sector, and it will be important to follow the upcoming decisions to see how they will affect the market and Spanish producers.

Sources: Demócrata

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