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The word Almazara (mills for making olive oil) comes from the Arabic المعصرة (al-ma’sara), Its name Al-Masara “the press” derives from the Byzantine Empire era, olive press.
People have used olive presses since Greeks first began pressing olives over 5,000 years ago.
Olive oil is the juice that is obtained from olives. A traditional tree crop of the Mediterranean Basin.
La Almazara Molino del Motrotón sited in Turis (Valencia) was founded in 1924. It is a second grade cooperative with a total amount of 139.000 olive trees distributed in 2400 Ha. The process to extract the extra virgin olive oil is elaborated employing the most advanced equipment allowing a 60.000 Kg olives grinding per day with a storage capacity of 650.000 litres. It is considered of great importance within the Food and Agricultural section due to the prizes handed in.
