Carolina España visits Aceites Málaga’s facilities and highlights its role in the internationalization of Andalusian agribusines

Carolina España, Regional Minister for Economy, Finance and European Funds of the Government of Andalusia, visited Aceites Málaga’s facilities this Thursday, where she acknowledged the strategic role of Andalusian agri-food companies in the regional economy, with special emphasis on those contributing to the international projection of the Andalusia brand.

During her tour of the company’s headquarters in the city of Málaga, España was accompanied by Aceites Málaga’s CEO, Antonio Francisco Pérez, as well as singer and brand ambassador Encarni Navarro, along with members of the company’s executive and operational teams.

The regional minister highlighted the importance of the agri-food sector as a key economic driver and praised the efforts of exporting companies such as Aceites Málaga, which, in her words, “take the Andalusia brand to the world with excellence, tradition, and added value.”

The institutional visit included a presentation of the extra virgin olive oil production process, a product that represents not only a gastronomic emblem of Andalusia, but also a source of employment, innovation, and sustainable development.

From Aceites Málaga, the management team wished to express their gratitude to the regional representative for her institutional support. “It is a boost that encourages us to continue growing without losing our roots, while remaining committed to quality, sustainability, and Andalusian identity,” said CEO Antonio Francisco Pérez.

With more than 50 years of experience in the sector, Aceites Málaga continues to consolidate its position as a benchmark brand in the international olive oil market, combining tradition and technology to bring the flavor of Andalusia to more than 35 countries.