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The early European settlers in the early 1800s planted olives in New Zealand, but it was not until 1986 that the first commercial grove was established by Gidon Blumenfeld in the Marlborough district. This area, located near Nelson in the top of the South Island, is famous for its Savignon Blanc wine.
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