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Olive oil grades

Every Grade, To Your Exact Specification

From premium organic extra-virgin to refined and pomace oil — sourced to the acidity, polyphenol and sensory profile you specify, and proven on the Certificate of Analysis.

Grade by grade

Typical specifications

Indicative ranges — exact values are confirmed per lot on the COA. Organic available on extra-virgin and virgin grades.

Premium · Extra Virgin
Extra Virgin (EVOO)
  • Free acidity≤ 0.8%
  • PolyphenolsHigh
  • OrganicAvailable
Virgin
Virgin Olive Oil
  • Free acidity≤ 2.0%
  • SensorySound, fruity
  • UseRetail / blending
For Refining
Lampante
  • Free acidity> 2.0%
  • UseFor refining
  • OriginCertified mills
Refined
Refined Olive Oil
  • Free acidity≤ 0.3%
  • ProfileNeutral, stable
  • UseBlends / food industry
Industrial
Olive Pomace Oil
  • SourcePomace extraction
  • UseFood service / industrial
  • PackagingBulk
At a glance

Grade comparison

GradeFree acidityTypical useOrganic
Extra Virgin (EVOO)≤ 0.8%Premium retail, high-polyphenol blendsYes
Virgin≤ 2.0%Retail, blendingYes
Lampante> 2.0%For refining
Refined Olive Oil≤ 0.3%Neutral blends, food industry
Olive Pomace Oilper specFood service, industrial, frying

Values are typical for sound Tunisian oil and are confirmed for each lot by laboratory analysis.

Certified organic chain

Grove → mill → lot, documented.

Organic vs conventional

A certified chain behind every organic claim

Organic is not a label we apply ourselves — it is a documented chain from a certified grove and mill through to the lot you receive. When you order organic, the certification travels with the oil.

Conventional grades give you the same lab verification and COA discipline at a competitive price point.

  • EU-Organic compliant supply (Ecocert or equivalent)
  • Certification attributed to the certified grove/mill
  • Organic and conventional, same QC discipline
  • Proof of origin for EU tariff-quota where relevant
Varietals

Chemlali & Chetoui — the Tunisian-origin story

Chemlali

Tunisia’s dominant variety, mainly in the Sahel and Sfax regions. Mild, well-balanced and smooth — versatile for blends and broad palates.

Chetoui

Grown in the north. Robust, bitter-pungent and aromatic, with higher polyphenols — a premium, characterful extra-virgin profile.

Self-qualify in one step

Request specs, COA and a sample for your grade

Tell us the grade and spec you need; we’ll send typical parameters, a representative COA and a pre-shipment sample.