Olive oil cooperative
Since 1930, the Belgentier olive cooperative has been known throughout the region for its table olives, starting with the one that bears its name: the Belgentiéroise.
While this fleshy fruit is still a staple of Provençal aperitifs, production has since expanded to include Lucques, Picholine and Grossane varieties.
The Var cooperative expanded its range by pressing its own oils in the 1950s. This activity is currently enjoying a rare boom, thanks to the popularity of local products in general and olive oil in particular. Nearly 500 cooperative members are benefiting from this, especially as they have been able to modernise their equipment and acquire the necessary machinery to further improve the quality of their oils. This leap in quality has been recognised by the Provence AOC designation.
You will find olive oil, table olives, tapenade and regional products.














