| Product | Ingredients | Flags | Natural | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maida Arbequina Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% extra virgin olive oil (Arbequina monovarietal), estate-grown in Jordan, cold-extracted | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
| Maida Arbosana Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% extra virgin olive oil (Arbosana monovarietal), estate-grown in Jordan, cold-extracted | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
| Maida Nabali Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% extra virgin olive oil (Nabali cultivar), estate-grown in Jordan, cold-extracted | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
| Maida Extra Virgin Olive Oil (house blend) | 100% extra virgin olive oil (blend of Arbequina, Arbosana and Koroneiki olives, 100% estate-grown in Jordan) | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
| Maida Arbequina Limited Edition Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% extra virgin olive oil (Arbequina), limited-edition estate-grown Jordanian oil | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
| Maida Limited Edition Reserve I Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% extra virgin olive oil, limited-edition reserve, estate-grown in Jordan | 100% plant, no additives | 100% | 5 |
Harvested / grown in Amman region; 100% estate-grown Arbequina (also Arbosana, Koroneiki)
No — Al-Maida (Maida) is not certified organic. Official site cites only IOC (International Olive Council) third-party lab certification (a quality standard, not organic); no organic certifier found
Yes. Al-Maida (Maida) is single-ingredient cold-pressed Olive oil, minimally processed with nothing added.
Al-Maida (Maida) is single-origin from Amman region; 100% estate-grown Arbequina (also Arbosana, Koroneiki).
Al-Maida (Maida) is Cold pressed at own private press (tree-to-table), unrefined.
No. Al-Maida (Maida) is not a seed oil.
Official site cites only IOC (International Olive Council) third-party lab certification (a quality standard, not organic); no organic certifier found
Ships to Jordan, export.
Al-Maida (Maida) is one of the genuinely verified real Olive oils, which is the main thing worth paying for given how much oil on the market is adulterated.
