Picture showing the bottle of RMD high phenolic extra virgin olive oil and next to it a chemical scientist holding a sample bottle
Picture showing the bottle of RMD high phenolic extra virgin olive oil and next to it a chemical scientist holding a sample bottle

High phenolic extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)

High phenolic extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) is defined as olive oil containing a high concentration of bioactive compounds called polyphenols. These polyphenols are powerful antioxidants that provide numerous health benefits, including anti-inflammatory, heart-protective, and neuroprotective effects as well as protecting the product itself from natural oxidation.

olive fruit under a magnifying glass and the elements such as polyphenols, vitamins, etc

It is often produced from early-harvested olives, which are picked while still green to maximize polyphenol levels. It is typically cold-pressed using methods that preserve its beneficial compounds. Due to its superior health benefits and early production process, high phenolic EVOO is usually more expensive than regular EVOO.

by Dr. EVOO

olive care icon and next to it a heart with an olive branch inside the heart chemical scientist holding a bottle with a sample of extra virgin olive oil

Consuming high phenolic EVOO on a regular basis has been linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and certain cancers, making it a valuable addition to
Mediteranean Diet.

olive care icon and next to it a heart with an olive branch inside the heart

by Dr. EVOO

chemical scientist holding a bottle with a sample of extra virgin olive oil

Consuming high phenolic EVOO on a regular basis has been linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and certain cancers, making it a valuable addition to
Mediteranean Diet.

To be labelled as “high phenolic”, an EVOO must meet a specific threshold of phenolic content, above 250 mg/kg, as defined by the EU Health Claim Regulation 432/2012. The key polyphenols in high phenolic EVOO include oleocanthal, oleacein, hydroxytyrosol and tyrosol, which contribute to its distinctive pungent and bitter taste.

two olive growers collect olive fruits from the olive grove
front view of Ol'eve RMD High Phenolic Organic EVOO bottle

Oleve RMD High Phenolic Organic EVOO

olive fruit under a magnifying glass and the elements such as polyphenols, vitamins, etc

To be labelled as “high phenolic”, an EVOO must meet a specific threshold of phenolic content, above 250 mg/kg, as defined by the EU Health Claim Regulation 432/2012. The key polyphenols in high phenolic EVOO include oleocanthal, oleacein, hydroxytyrosol and tyrosol, which contribute to its distinctive pungent and bitter taste.

two olive growers collect olive fruits from the olive grove

It is often produced from early-harvested olives, which are picked while still green to maximize polyphenol levels. It is typically cold-pressed using methods that preserve its beneficial compounds. Due to its superior health benefits and early production process, high phenolic EVOO is usually more expensive than regular EVOO.

front view of Ol'eve RMD High Phenolic Organic EVOO bottle

Ol’eve RMD High Phenolic Organic EVOO

by Dr. EVOO

olive care icon and next to it a heart with an olive branch inside the heart chemical scientist holding a bottle with a sample of extra virgin olive oil

Consuming high phenolic EVOO on a regular basis has been linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and certain cancers, making it a valuable addition to
Mediteranean Diet.

olive care icon and next to it a heart with an olive branch inside the heart

by Dr. EVOO

chemical scientist holding a bottle with a sample of extra virgin olive oil

Consuming high phenolic EVOO on a regular basis has been linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and certain cancers, making it a valuable addition to
Mediteranean Diet.

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