Discover the Oliveira do Mouchão near Abrantes, one of Portugal's oldest known trees. Estimated at around 3,350 years old, this remarkable olive tree is still alive and producing olives today.
Photo: João Pinheiro / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Millennial Olive Tree

Oliveira do Mouchão – A Living Witness to More Than 3,000 Years of Portuguese History

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Arnold Schwarzenegger - Climate Initiative

Reforestation in Portugal

80,000 Trees for Portugal

When Reforestation Becomes Climate Action. Sometimes climate action begins with something very simple: helping a tree survive.

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Article

If You're Confused About Olive Oil, Just Taste It

Three months of laboring on family olive farms reveals why extra virgin oils deserve the same consideration—and pricing—as wine.

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Article

A fish that sparked a national obsession

Bacalhau (salt cod) is a deep part of Portugal's culinary identity. But the fish is found far from the country's shores, so how did this love affair come to be and continue today?

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Dokumentation

Gutes Olivenöl hat seinen Preis

Vorsicht bei Billigölen aus dem Supermarkt, nicht alles ist extravergine, was so angeschrieben ist. Etikettenschwindel ist kein Einzelfall.

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Documentary

Food Fraud: The Mafia’s Billion-Dollar Business

Criminal networks around the world tamper with food and sell substandard goods as premium products.

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Traditional Stonemill vs Modern Mill

Different Technology - Same Respect for the Olive

Whether produced with a traditional stone mill or modern technology, exceptional extra virgin olive oil begins with the same principle: care for the olive.

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🌿 More than a diet, it’s a way of life.⁠

The Mediterranean Diet

Rooted in tradition, simplicity and the joy of sharing good food, the Mediterranean way of eating celebrates what nature gives us: fresh vegetables, fruit, whole grains, legumes, nuts, fish - and, at its heart, Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

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Myth vs. Fact

Can you cook and fry with olive oil?

One of the most persistent myths surrounding olive oil is that it should only be used cold and that heating it destroys its quality or makes it unsuitable for cooking.

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