Goya Hojiblanca Black Pitted Olives

Goya Foods is a prominent brand specialized in Hispanic cuisine, originally founded in New York in 1936 by Spanish immigrants Prudencio Unanue Ortiz and Carolina Unanue. While the brand is American-born and headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, it maintains extensive sourcing and manufacturing operations in Spain to ensure the authenticity of its products like these Hojiblanca olives.

Hojiblanca olives are a specific variety native to Andalusia in southern Spain. The product shown is labeled in Polish ('Oliwki hiszpańskie czarne bez pestki'), indicating it is part of Goya's European distribution handled by its Spanish subsidiary. Goya Foods remains a private, family-owned company, making it the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States.