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Features
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Packaging detail
Metal tin (100ml/500ml/1L)
Materials and composition
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H3 Q8: Materials (adapts to brand: 100% cotton? / where is the linen from? / hemp?)
Is Al-Maida (Maida) worth it?
Single ingredient
1
Scan result
6 of 61
Scan note (above product table)
Not assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Full catalogue scan?
no
Method version
validation gate 2026.09
Products in catalogue
6
Products read
6
Clean verdict
NOT ASSESSED
Health and safety
1 of 3
H3 Q6: Is [Brand] non-toxic / PFAS-free?
Is Al-Maida (Maida) organic or tested?
Certification
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H3 Q7: Is [Brand] GOTS / certified?
Where can I buy Al-Maida (Maida) and how much?
Grade / certification
NYIOOC Gold 2024 (Arbequina) + two Silvers; awards 2021-2024; organic (producer-stated)
Sourcing and supply chain
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Single origin
1
Overall: where this info comes from
Source type
Packaging source: last checked
Ownership and legal entity
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owner name
Independent (father-daughter family estate, Amman, Jordan)
Identity
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H3 Q1: Is [Brand] sustainable / ethical?
Is Al-Maida (Maida) real, 100% Olive oil?
Answer 1
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
H3 Q2: Where is [Brand] made?
Is Al-Maida (Maida) a whole food / single ingredient?
Answer 2
Yes. Al-Maida (Maida) is single-ingredient cold-pressed Olive oil, minimally processed with nothing added.
H3 Q3: Who owns [Brand]?
Where is Al-Maida (Maida) from?
Answer 3
Al-Maida (Maida) is single-origin from Amman region; 100% estate-grown Arbequina (also Arbosana, Koroneiki).
H3 Q4: Is [Brand] legit / worth it?
Is Al-Maida (Maida) cold-pressed and unrefined?
Answer 4
Al-Maida (Maida) is Cold pressed at own private press (tree-to-table), unrefined.
H3 Q5: Is [Brand] fast fashion?
Is Al-Maida (Maida) a seed oil?
Answer 5
No. Al-Maida (Maida) is not a seed oil.
Answer 6
Official site cites only IOC (International Olive Council) third-party lab certification (a quality standard, not organic); no organic certifier found
Answer 7
Ships to Jordan, export.
Answer 8
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.
Claims and evidence
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Authenticity verified (proof it is 100% real)
Family estate near Amman owning its full value chain (farm + private press); won Gold for medium Arbequina and two Silvers at the 2024 NYIOOC, with awards four straight years (2021-2024)
Verified by
Hold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Delivery and shipping
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Light-protective packaging
1
Packaging
Widely recyclable
Price and commerce
1 of 12
Price tier
$$$
Further detail
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Grown In
Amman region; 100% estate-grown Arbequina (also Arbosana, Koroneiki)
Country
Jordan
Positive note 1
Verified genuine: Family estate near Amman owning its full value chain (farm + private press); won Gold for medium Arbequina and two Silvers at the 2024 NYIOOC, with awards four straight years (2021-2024)
Positive note 2
Single origin, not a blend
Positive note 3
Light-protective dark glass/tin
Positive note 4
Cold-pressed, no chemical solvents
Negative note 1
Uses introduced Spanish/Greek cultivars rather than local Nabali/Rumi heritage; polyphenol/acidity not published
Ships to
Jordan, export
Whole food
1
Processing level
Minimally processed
Additives
None
Oil type
Olive
Extraction method
Cold pressed at own private press (tree-to-table)
First cold press
1
Unrefined
1
Last checked
2026-07-28
