Cerignola

The cost of olives, including Manzanilla and Cerignola, can vary significantly based on factors like brand, packaging (jar, can, or deli counter bulk), whether they are whole or pitted, and the retail location. However, based on general retail and online prices for common brands (in USD, as a rough estimate): ### **Manzanilla Olives (Stuffed with Pimiento)** Manzanilla olives are typically one of the more **budget-friendly** specialty olives due to their common availability and the method of processing. * **Retail Price:** You can often find canned or jarred Manzanilla olives (drained weight) in the range of **\$4 to \$10 per pound**. * *Example:* A major retail brand's stuffed Manzanilla olives can be as low as **\$4.78 to \$10.55 per pound** depending on the package size. ### **Cerignola Olives (Bella di Cerignola)** Cerignola olives are a large, imported Italian variety and tend to be **mid-to-higher range** in price. * **Retail Price:** Expect to pay more for this variety, often falling between **\$9 and \$15 per pound** (drained weight) for packaged jars. Bulk deli olives may have similar or slightly higher pricing. * *Example:* Online and specialty store prices show 1-pound vacuum-packed or jarred Cerignola olives ranging from **\$8.90 to \$13.90** or more for smaller, premium jars. *** **Note:** Specialty imported olives like Cerignola can cost more than more common varieties like basic Manzanilla olives. If purchasing from a deli counter, the price may be listed per pound for the drained product.