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Commodity illustration: Olive oil and dried fruits

Category:Provisions

Olive oil and dried fruits from the Andalusian countryside

Standard price
50 pieces of eight per Ton
Surplus
40 pieces of eight
Scarcity
60 pieces of eight

Export regions

Olive oil and dried fruit share this cargo from the Andalusian countryside. They are separate provisions carried together. On Spanish sea routes, sealed earthenware jars are one familiar way to transport the oil.

Both supply kitchens and stores: oil provides cooking fat, while dried fruit keeps beyond the harvest. Pressing the olives and preparing the fruit take place before loading. At the destination, a merchant is selling provisions ready for use, rather than crops that still need processing.

Sources and adaptations

Pavillon Noir official references:

  • Carnet de Vercourt, p. 522, 523.

Ludic RPG adaptations:

  • Commodity description.
  • Illustration (AI-assisted).