After entering the Chinese market, Betis has a good record, ranking second in the B2C retail market in terms of sales, and also squeezing into the top 10 of JD.com's olive oil brand rankings. Betis was able to quickly occupy the Chinese market, thanks to the Spanish royal family's status as the designated oil, and in 1924, it was granted the right to use the royal emblem by the then King Alfonso XIII. Betis won the 1991 French International Quality Award and recommended by the New York Post's "Top Choice" in 2005, but has been absent from professional olive oil competitions, and its oils can be relied on but lack competitiveness in flavor.
 
Betis' company, TYRSA, is one of Spain's top 10 olive oil manufacturers, headquartered in Seville, the capital of the Andalusian Autonomous Community. Its fully enclosed production line is fully equipped with special temperature control equipment to ensure that the entire production process is kept at a constant temperature of 20°C from storage to filling, and the acidity of extra virgin olive oil is controlled below 0.5%. This highly constant temperature control ensures the quality of the oil, but it is difficult to fine-tune the characteristic flavor of the olive oil.
 
Betis entrusted the task of flavor development to the blender, and the extra virgin olive oil used in the four high-yielding Spanish oilfruits, Blanc Leaf, Albertina, Picur and Cornicabra, all have heavy fruity aromas and light bitterness, and the blended olive oil is fruity, with a light almond flavor and a faint bitterness. This soft taste does not prevail in the bitter and spicy olive oil, and Betis is the only pure extra virgin that has led to its absence from international olive oil competitions.
 
All of Betis' extra virgin specifications are imported originally, with the blessing of royal status, and the price is not low. 250ml is sold for 88 yuan, which is 3 times that of the same specification of Piaget Original, and it is more than enough to buy the Selection EVOO of Oleo original 1L, which is not a cost-effective choice, but the classic red can packaging is full of luxury and suitable gifts.