Elive green olives - Import export

Tunisian Table Olives are produced using Organic processed. These are very high quality table olives, that enjoyed almost 12 months of a generous Mediterranean Sun. All our Table Olives are hand picked up , which is friendly for both, the Olive Tree and the Olive itself. Most of our transforming process is made by hand, following the multi millenium tunisian culture of harvesting and preparing Table Olives. We’ll always provide our clients with 100% Tunisian Made High Quality Table Olives.

These are Tunisian Olives are very high in vitamin E 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 EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL , one of the key components of the incredibly healthy Mediterranean diet Olives are a savory and delicious addition to meals or appetizers. -Toss into pasta, rice or couscous -Add to stuffings and dressings before baking. -Stir into to tuna, chicken and crab salads. -Arrange on top of pizzas and flatbreads before baking, or add to -Fold into hummus and serve with fresh vegetables. -Stir into cottage cheese and spoon over baked potatoes. -Add to tomato sauce with capers

Tunisian Table Olives are produced using Organic processed Olives. These are very high quality table olives, that enjoyed almost 12 months of a generous Mediterranean Sun. All our Table Olives are hand picked, which is friendly for both, the Olive Tree and the Olive itself. Most of our transforming process is made by hand, following the multi millenium tunisian culture of harvesting and preparing Table Olives. We'll always provide our clients with 100% Tunisian Made High Quality Table Olives. Specifications Category : Sliced Green Olives Glass Jar Volume : 370mL Net Weight : 360g Net Drained Weight :190g Product Origin : Tunisia

Tunisian Table Olives are produced using Organic processed Olives. These are very high quality table olives, that enjoyed almost 12 months of a generous Mediterranean Sun. All our Table Olives are hand picked, which is friendly for both, the Olive Tree and the Olive itself. Most of our transforming process is made by hand, following the multi millenium tunisian culture of harvesting and preparing Table Olives. We'll always provide our clients with 100% Tunisian Made High Quality Table Olives. Pitted green olives we select the best products from the land to prepare delicious food preserves, expertly following peasant tradition. You can add these olives on your salads or in the rice and couscous . There are no additives nor any chemicals .

WHY WE CHOSE TO COMBINE OLIVE WITH LEMON ? Lemons are rich in vitamin C, which is much more than the daily consumable value. They are also packed with flavonoids, iron, magnesium, calcium, potassium, vitamin B6, copper, and folates. Modestly, it can be assured that they work as anti-toxic and anti-infectious substances. HOW OLIVES CONTRIBUTES TO A healthy diet ? Olives are very high in vitamin E and other powerful antioxidants. Studies show that they are good for the heart, and may protect against cancer. The healthy fats in olives are extracted to produce extra virgin olive oil , one of the key components of the incredibly healthy Mediterranean diet Olives are often enjoyed in salads, sandwiches, tapenade or pesto.

MEDILIFE Olives are produced using Organic processed. These are very high quality table olives, that enjoyed almost 12 months of a generous Sun. All our Table Olives are hand picked up, which is friendly for both, the Olive Tree and the Olive itself. Most of our transforming process is made by hand, following the multi millenium culture of harvesting and preparing Table Olives. Processed olives can be marketed year-round, whereas fresh olives sold for home processing have a set season . The season for fresh olives is from September through January Demand for olive has increased significantly in recent years, largely in response to the increased publicity of associated health benefits for unsaturated fats (Xiong et al, 2014)