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NAOOA Certified Quality Seal Program

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NAOOA Certified Olive Oils

The North American Olive Oil Association (NAOOA) conducts the nation's largest and most complete olive oil testing and certification program. We purchase olive oil from supermarkets in the USA and Canada and test multiple times per year for adherence to the standards set by the International Olive Council (IOC).  The olive oils listed below are certified by the North American Olive Oil Association for both purity and quality. Look for the NAOOA quality seal when shopping for olive oils.

Alessi

  • Alessi Premium Organic Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
     (Since 2019)

Athenos

  • Athenos Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)

Carlini (Aldi)

  • Carlini Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Carlini Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Carlini Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)

Cibaria

  • Cibaria Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2015)

Classico

  • Classico Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Classico Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)

Colavita

  • Colavita Premium Selection Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)

Filippo Berio

  • Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)
  • Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil Delicato
     (Since 2017)
  • Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil Robusto
     (Since 2017)
  • Filippo Berio Light-Tasting Olive Oil
     (Since 2018)
  • Filippo Berio Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)
  • Filippo Berio Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2017)
  • Filippo Berio 100% Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil *
     (Since 2018)
  • Filippo Berio California Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2018)

Fresh Thyme

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil *
     (Since 2018)

Goya

  • Goya Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Goya Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2018)
  • Goya Unico Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Goya Puro Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)
  • Goya Light-Tasting Olive Oil
     (Since 2018)

Iliada

  • Iliada Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)

La Tourangelle

  • La Tourangelle Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2015)

Napa Valley Naturals

  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)

Origin 846

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2018)
  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2018)

Pompeian

  • Pompeian Extra Virgin Olive Oil Robust
      (Since 2016)
  • Pompeian Extra Virgin Olive Oil Smooth
      (Since 2016)
  • Pompeian Classic Olive Oil
      (Since 2013)
  • Pompeian Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
      (Since 2013)
  • Pompeian Light-Tasting Olive Oil
      (Since 2013)
  • Pompeian 100% Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
      (Since 2019)
  • Pompeian Familia Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
      (Since 2019)
  • Pompeian Familia Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
      (Since 2019)
  • Pompeian November Moon Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
      (Since 2019)

Primal Kitchen

  • Primal Kitchen Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
     (Since 2019)

Roland

  • American Roland Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)

Roseli

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)
  • Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)
  • Italian Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)
  • Spanish Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)

Rykoff Sexton

  • Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2017)
  • Filtered Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2017)

Sclafani

  • Sclafani Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)

Simply Nature

  • Simply Nature Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2016)

Sprouts

  • Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • Sprouts Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil of Italy
     (Since 2017)
  • Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil of Greece
     (Since 2017)
  • Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil of Spain
     (Since 2017)
  • Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil of Tunisia
     (Since 2017)
  • Sprouts Farmers Market Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil*
     (Since 2019)

Star

  • Star Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)

Terra Delyssa

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
     (Since 2018)
  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil *
     (Since 2018)

Whole Foods

  • Whole Foods Market Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Italy
     (Since 2014)
  • Whole Foods Market Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Seville
     (Since 2014)
  • Whole Foods Market Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Greece
     (Since 2014)
  • Whole Foods Market Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Portugal
     (Since 2014)
  • 365 Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2019)
  • 365 Spanish Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • 365 Greek Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • 365 Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • 365 Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Unfiltered 
     (Since 2013)
  • 365 Mediterranean Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • 365 Mediterranean Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Organic
     (Since 2015)
  • 365 Everyday Value Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil *
     (Since 2019)

Zoe

  • Zoe Extra Virgin Olive Oil
     (Since 2013)
  • Zoe Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil *
     (Since 2019)

* Indicates application pending

There are  many brands of olive oils not listed above. Absence from the above list does not mean that there are issues with the olive oil.  It is a condition of NAOOA membership that all oil marketed by members must meet or exceed the International Olive Council (IOC) standard, so membership in the NAOOA is a de facto certification program. The NAOOA Certified Quality Seal Program steps up quality control another notch by submitting the Seal products for testing even more frequently and by including organoleptic analysis. One key difference with the NAOOA Certified Quality Seal and other programs is that brands participating in this program agree to have samples taken directly from the retail marketplace, in the same manner any consumer would purchase them.

To use the seal, a company must be an NAOOA member in good standing and the type of oil bearing the seal must be tested to ensure it meets or exceeds the IOC standard for olive oil. For more than fifty years, the IOC has been recognized as the worldwide quality-standard-setting body for the olive oil industry and its standard is the basis for the newly implemented USDA standard. An annual licensing fee for the Seal program allows the NAOOA to perform rigorous quality testing of each product at least twice per year.

The Certified Quality Seal Program demonstrates the NAOOA's long-standing commitment to educate consumers about the benefits of olive oil and ensures the integrity of the product. It also lets product marketed by NAOOA members stand out from the competition, and with good reason. These companies have taken the initiative to lead the industry by voluntarily following standards that are far more stringent than what’s required by the U.S. government.

Learn More About Joining the NAOOA Certified Olive Oil Seal Program

The North American Olive Oil Association is committed to supplying North American consumers with quality products in a fair and competitive environment; to fostering a clear understanding of the different grades of olive oil; and to expounding the benefits of olive oil in nutrition, health, and the culinary arts. | © North American Olive Oil Association. All Rights Reserved.
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