Since 1985

Where Tradition Meets Taste

Single-variety extra virgin olive oil produced from a very prized olive variety. 

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Processing

The oil extraction takes place in two processes that allow it to be obtained at room temperature and free of residue.

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The oil

Originating from a highly prized olive variety, the Nocellara Etna

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Products

Besides olive oil, we produce extracts and sun-dried and semi-dried tomatoes from our tomato plantations.

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Our Olive Mill

Discover how our olive oil mill was born. From 1900, from our grandfather to us, a passion passed down through generations…
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Zero Impact Production and Respect for the Environment

Our philosophy is based on total respect for the ecosystem. The company’s production cycle is designed to produce zero pollution, ensuring 100% sustainability. Every stage, from harvesting to milling, is designed to preserve the biodiversity of the Sicilian landscape.

Cutting-Edge Technology: 2-Phase Extraction

To guarantee the highest quality extra virgin olive oil, Frantoio Ibleo uses a state-of-the-art 2-phase extraction system. This cutting-edge process offers extraordinary advantages:
- Cold Extraction: We work at a constant temperature of 27°C to preserve the polyphenols and aromas intact.
- No Added Water: The centrifuge operates without the addition of external water, maintaining the purity of the product.
Waste Reduction: Thanks to this technology, we drastically reduce the production of vegetation water (heavy water).

Circular Economy: From Olive Pits to Organic Fertiliser

Nothing is wasted in our oil mill. We apply the principles of the circular economy to add value to every by-product: 1. Biofuel: The olive pomace is centrifuged to separate the crushed olive stone, which is used as ecological fuel for our boilers. 2. Natural Fertilisation: The spent pomace and the minimal amount of water produced are dried and reused as organic fertiliser directly on the farm's land.