2026 harvest
New-harvest olive oil 2026: reserve your bidon
Picking starts in early November 2026 in our olive groves in El Gara. Reserve your new-harvest oil on WhatsApp now, with nothing to pay in advance: first deliveries in Casablanca from mid-November 2026.
No advance payment · Extra virgin, from 65 MAD per litre · Delivery in Casablanca 50 MAD
The calendar
From the olive tree to your table, 2026 season
Dates depend on the weather and the ripeness of the olives. Every reservation is notified on WhatsApp as soon as its oil is pressed.
Early November
Picking begins
The olives from our groves in El Gara are picked by hand: Moroccan Picholine, Haouzia and Menara.
The same day
Pressed within six hours
The picked olives go to cold pressing within six hours, to keep all the fruitiness of the new oil.
Mid-November
First deliveries
The first bidons of new-harvest oil are delivered in Casablanca, in order of reservation.
Until the end of the harvest
All season long
Picking and pressing continue until the last olive. Reservations are served as the pressing goes on.
Quantities and prices
The same price as the rest of the year
New-harvest extra virgin oil costs no more: 75 to 65 MAD per litre depending on the number of 5-litre bidons. Reserve the quantity that suits you.
| Quantity | Price per litre | Total | Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 bidons20 L | 75 MAD | 1,500 MAD | Reserve |
| 6 bidons30 L | 70 MAD | 2,100 MAD | Reserve |
| 10 bidons50 L | 68 MAD | 3,400 MAD | Reserve |
| 20 bidons100 L | 65 MAD | 6,500 MAD | Reserve |
Don't want to wait? Our bidons in stock are available right away: extra virgin in stock or second press oil from 35 MAD per litre. To work out how many litres you need for the year, use our supply calculator.
Why wait for it
What makes new-harvest oil different
An olive oil is at its fruitiest in the months after pressing. New-harvest oil has a smell of fresh olives and cut grass, a slight bitterness and a peppery kick in the throat that soften over time.
It is also the right time to stock up: a bidon bought at harvest time and stored well, closed, away from light and heat, lasts you the whole year.
Frequently asked questions
Reserving your new-harvest oil
What is new-harvest olive oil?
It is oil from the latest harvest, pressed only a few weeks earlier. It has a more intense fruitiness, a hint of bitterness and a slight peppery kick in the throat, which soften over the months. Many Moroccan families wait for it every autumn to stock up for the year.
Does a reservation commit me to paying?
No. You reserve on WhatsApp, with no advance payment. We contact you as soon as your oil is pressed to confirm the quantity and delivery date.
When will I receive my new-harvest oil?
Picking starts in early November 2026 and the first deliveries in Casablanca are planned from mid-November 2026. Reservations are served in order of arrival. The exact date depends on the weather and the ripeness of the olives: we keep you posted on WhatsApp.
Is new-harvest oil more expensive?
No, the price stays the same: our extra virgin olive oil in 5-litre bidons, minimum 4 bidons (20 L), 75 to 65 MAD per litre depending on the number of bidons. Delivery in Casablanca: 50 MAD.
Do you deliver new-harvest oil outside Casablanca?
Yes, on request. Mention your city in your WhatsApp reservation message, or write to us, and we will arrange transport with you.
Can I order right away without waiting for the harvest?
Yes. Our bidons in stock remain available to order online, with card payment and delivery in Casablanca: extra virgin from 65 MAD per litre, and our cheaper second press oil, from 35 MAD per litre.