Our standarts
From Grove to Bottle — Verified
Each production batch of OleTurk extra virgin olive oil undergoes comprehensive laboratory analysis.
Our testing includes:
1. Facility Certifications (ISO & HACCP)
All OleTurk products are bottled in a state-of-the-art facility certified with ISO 22000:2018 and HACCP Food Safety Management Systems. This ensures a seamless, sterile, and traceable journey from the olive grove to your table.
2. FDA Registration (USA Compliance)
Our production facility is fully FDA Registered, meeting the strict regulatory requirements for the United States market. We guarantee that every drop of OleTurk meets global food safety and compliance standards.
3. Organic Certification (In Progress)
We are dedicated to sustainable agriculture. Our fields and production processes are currently under Official Organic Certification audit. We are committed to maintaining the natural bio-diversity of our Pergamon groves.
4. Lab-Verified Quality
Beyond facility certifications, each batch of OleTurk is independently tested for 0.6% maximum acidity and screened for 600+ pesticide residues.
This process ensures that what reaches your table is not only delicious — but verified.
Why Certification Matters for You?
In today’s olive oil market, labels alone are not enough.
Certification and laboratory verification:
For us, certification is not an option. It is our responsibility.
How to Verify Your Bottle
Every bottle of OleTurk includes a production batch number.
- Locate the batch number printed on your bottle.
- Select the corresponding certificate below.
- Review the independent laboratory analysis for your specific batch.
Full transparency — down to the lot number.
How to Read an Olive Oil Certificate
Extra virgin olive oil laboratory certificates can look technical at first glance.
To make transparency truly meaningful, we’ve created a simple visual guide explaining the key indicators — from acidity levels to fatty acid composition and purity markers.
Because numbers should empower you, not confuse you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between regular olive oil and extra virgin olive oil?
What is the difference between regular olive oil and extra virgin olive oil?
Extra virgin olive oil is the highest quality grade of olive oil. It is mechanically extracted without heat or chemical refining and must meet strict chemical and sensory standards.
To qualify as extra virgin, the oil must have free acidity below 0.8% and no sensory defects such as rancidity or musty notes. It must also pass laboratory analysis for oxidation stability and purity.
Regular or refined olive oils, on the other hand, may undergo heat treatment or chemical refining to remove defects. While still safe to consume, refining can reduce aroma complexity, natural antioxidants, and overall character.
In simple terms: extra virgin olive oil is less processed, more natural, and more expressive in flavor.
Why do you test for over 600 pesticides?
Modern agriculture involves complex supply chains, and trace contamination can occur even when producers follow responsible practices.
Comprehensive pesticide residue screening — covering more than 600 potential substances — ensures that our extra virgin olive oil is free from detectable harmful residues.
This extended laboratory testing goes beyond basic compliance. It confirms clean production practices and provides documented transparency.
Testing is not about fear — it is about measurable proof of purity.
Does certification affect flavor?
Yes — indirectly, but meaningfully.
Laboratory analysis measures factors such as acidity, oxidation levels, and polyphenol content. These parameters are directly connected to taste, aroma, and freshness.
For example:
- Lower acidity often reflects healthy olives and careful processing.
- Stable oxidation values indicate better freshness and longer shelf stability.
- Natural polyphenols contribute to the characteristic peppery finish and complexity of high-quality extra virgin olive oil.
Certification doesn’t “add” flavor — it confirms that the oil’s natural flavor profile remains intact and unaltered.
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Quality should never rely on assumption.
At OleTurk, every drop is verified — because what you put on your table should be as honest as the land it comes from.