Import Elive Extra Virgin Olive Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

Elive Extra Virgin Olive Oil is produced by Ozel Kirlangic Tic Ltd Sti in the Aegean basin of Turkey. The oil is obtained from hand‑picked olives that are transported directly from the orchards to the mill. This rapid processing aims to preserve the fresh flavour that the supplier highlights. The product is marketed as extra virgin, which under EU standards implies a free fatty acid content of no more than 0.8 %. Typical extra virgin olive oil is cold‑pressed, has a peroxide value not exceeding 20 meq O₂/kg and a density around 0.915 g/cm³ at 20 °C. The colour is usually a golden‑green hue, and the smoke point lies near 190 °C, making it suitable for a range of culinary uses. Standard packaging formats include 500 ml glass bottles, 1 L PET containers and 5 L tins. These industry benchmarks help buyers compare the product against other Mediterranean oils. Importers commonly use this oil for dressings, finishing dishes and premium food manufacturing. Trade terms such as MOQ, Incoterms and payment conditions are not disclosed in the listing and should be confirmed directly with the supplier. Prospective buyers are advised to request a recent analysis report covering acidity, peroxide value and origin certification before placing an order.

Ozel Kirlangic Tic Ltd Sti is registered in Aydin, Turkey, with the address Aydin 09010. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating that its business registration details have been verified. It specialises in the production of olive oil sourced from the fertile soils and warm winds of the Aegean basin. The supplier’s description stresses a careful harvest and immediate milling to retain freshness.

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