The War of offers to lower olive oil continues. Last week they were Coosur and Carrefour who launched ‘Chollos‘To capture customers, with discounts up to the 70% in the second unit. And this week is the German supermarket chain that adds to these sales.
Lidl has announced a reduction in the price of Intense olive oil of the ‘La Española’ brand which will last from Monday, February 3 to Sunday 9 or until stocks. Specifically, this week, the 2 -liter bottle will be available for 9.79 euros, which represents a 44% reduction compared to its usual price of 17.58 euros. This promotion places the price per liter at 4.90 euros, compared to the previous 8.79 euros.
The descent is part of a generalized context of discounts on olive oil. According to Facua last Thursday, the average price of the liter of extra virgin olive oil in supermarkets is, on average, 12.88 euros. If compared to the data of 2024, a 24%decrease is seen.
Lower the price of olive oil at source, according to Facua
Also, in the Publication of Facua last week, what experts in the sector had also advanced were confirmed. The price of extra virgin olive oil has dropped more than 4 euros at source. In supermarkets, however, the average reduction has been 3 euros.
Thus, the liter of extra virgin olive oil (Aove) is paid average to 9.79 euros in feeding stores. A amount that many supermarkets try to dodge by launching large offers and promotions for which less than 5 euros are paid.