Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Sharif Global Trade supplies Extra Virgin Olive Oil that is 100 % pure olive oil extracted by a cold‑pressed process in the United Kingdom. The oil carries ISO and FDA certifications, indicating compliance with recognised international quality standards. Each batch is produced from carefully selected olives to retain natural flavour and antioxidant content. The supplier offers the product in bulk quantities suitable for commercial kitchens and food manufacturers.

In the olive‑oil market, extra virgin grades typically exhibit free acidity below 0.8 % and a peroxide value under 20 meq O₂ kg⁻¹, both of which are standard quality indicators. The oil’s density usually ranges from 0.91 to 0.92 g ml⁻¹, giving a predictable volume‑to‑weight conversion for bulk handling. Standard packaging formats include 5 L stainless‑steel drums and 500 ml glass bottles, allowing flexibility across distribution channels. Under normal storage at 15‑20 °C away from light, the oil retains its sensory and nutritional properties for up to 24 months, which is the typical shelf life for extra virgin olive oil.

This product is commonly used for sautéing, salad dressings and as a finishing oil by restaurants, catering services and packaged‑food producers. Sharif Global Trade mentions flexible minimum order quantities and shipping terms such as FOB or CIF, with payment options including L/C and T/T, but exact MOQ and lead‑time should be confirmed directly with the supplier. Importers are advised to request the latest certificate of analysis and verify storage conditions before shipment.

Sharif Global Trade is based in London, United Kingdom, with the registered address at 80 Elm Tree Close, UB5 6AP. The company is classified in the harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business entity, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no recent replies.

The listing highlights the availability of Extra Virgin Olive Oil in bulk and notes ISO and FDA certifications, but it does not disclose specific minimum order quantities, pricing or lead‑time details. Prospective buyers should therefore contact the supplier directly to obtain those commercial terms and to request a sample or certificate of analysis.