29 April 2026

Ibiza Pushes Fresh Local Produce with New 'Això sí, és d'Eivissa' Campaign

In a bid to boost recognition of homegrown flavours, the Ibiza Council has relaunched its 'Això sí, és d'Eivissa' campaign. Timed with the island’s peak agricultural season in May, this initiative helps travelers and locals easily identify local produce with a color-coded system. You'll find clearer labels in stores: white for regular vegetables, green for organic, red for fresh meats, and blue for seafood. Originally started during the pandemic to support local agriculture, this campaign aims to reinforce Ibiza's identity and encourage sustainable, local consumption. It highlights the importance of enjoying fresh, local products and will hopefully enhance your Ibiza dining experience with authentic island ingredients.

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On September 12th, a maximum fire alert has been issued across Ibiza and Formentera, categorised as Fire Alert Level 4 due to extremely high fire risks. This serious warning comes amidst heightened meteorological conditions and specific danger analyses, affecting all forest and rural areas. With this alert, all outdoor fires, including barbecues and campfires, are banned. The use of machinery that could trigger sparks is heavily restricted unless absolutely necessary for firefighting purposes. Additionally, there is a strict prohibition on fireworks, except in specific urban areas. These regulations are immediately in effect to mitigate the potential wildfire threat and ensure safety on both islands. Meanwhile, Mallorca and Menorca remain under a lower alert level, although certain municipalities there face higher risks. Travellers should stay informed and adhere to local guidelines during this heightened alert period.

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