Biona Organic Italian Pitted Black Olives – 280g

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Jun 25, 2024

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Enjoy the distinctive taste of our Organic Pitted Black Olives harvested from the renowned Peranzana variety. Grown in northern Puglia’s fertile soil these olives are hand-picked seasoned with traditional Apulian recipes and quickly packed to ens
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