SINCE 1925

CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF FRAGATA

Established in 1925, Fragata is celebrating its 100th birthday this year!

Fragata remains a family run company where knowledge & expertise of olives has been handed down by the generations and ensures that only the highest quality products are produced.

Our aim is to help all of our customers achieve their own Mediterranean Moment through our range of delicious products.

Olive tree - Our Story
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1897

Mr Santiago Camacho Roman established the family company Angel Camacho in Morón de la Frontera (Andalusia) with the marketing of olive oils
Tip & Ideas for Olives
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1925

Fragata brand was created

Fragata launches olives in glass jars
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1967

Fragata launches the first table olives packaged in glass jars

New Fragata Factory in Moron
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1996

A new factory was built in Morón, incorporating significant innovations in the processing of table olives

Tip & Ideas for Olives
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2002

Fragata launches in the UK

Fragata History - Rebrand
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2012

Fragata launches its new look

Tip & Ideas for Olives
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2025

The Fragata brand can be found in more than 90 countries around the world

It’s in our roots

Andalusia

Fragata is still based in our original home in Andalusia where the Mediterranean sun creates the perfect environment for growing olives.

Our olives are harvested from September to October by our team of dedicated farmers, many of whom have been farming the land for generations.

Our Olive Harvesting

From generation to generation

Farming Together

We’re proud of our ‘Camacho Integra’ programme which allows us to work closer with our farmers and share our expertise & knowledge gathered over the years and help our farmers make informed decisions on their farms and ensure the highest quality farming practices & sustainability.

We also continually measure our water footprint throughout the production process from our farms to our packaging sites. We’re proud to say that our footprint is nearly 60% lower than the average of this product in Spain (estimated by the Water Footprint Network) and we’re continually making efforts to reduce this figure throughout our supply chain.