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5/5
100%natural
100%plant-based
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ProductIngredientsFlagsNaturalScore
Serjella Extra Virgin Olive Oil (cold-pressed) 100% extra virgin olive oil, cold-pressed 100% plant, no additives 100% 5
Serjella Virgin Olive Oil (cold-pressed) 100% virgin olive oil, cold-pressed 100% plant, no additives 100% 5

About Serjella

Grown In: Syria (Hama region; named after the ancient Dead-Cities site of Serjilla)

From: Syria

✓ Established Syrian brand recognised 20+ years as a leading producer of original Syrian EVOO; cold-pressed from selected Syrian olives, rooted in Hama's ancient olive-oil heritage

Why we rate it

  • Verified genuine: Established Syrian brand recognised 20+ years as a leading producer of original Syrian EVOO; cold-pressed from selected Syrian olives, rooted in Hama's ancient olive-oil heritage
  • High polyphenol: High
  • Light-protective dark glass/tin
  • Cold-pressed, no chemical solvents

Worth checking

  • No third-party cert, awards, or lab results; verification is reputation/heritage-based; international ordering is contact-based

Where to buy

Harvested / grown in Syria (Hama region; named after the ancient Dead-Cities site of Serjilla)

Syria, export

Questions

Is Serjella real, 100% Olive oil?

No Serjella is not certified organic. Syrian extra virgin olive oil; brand makes no organic claim and no organic certification (USDA/EU/Ecocert) found on its site marketed on 'cold-pressed extra virgin' only

Is Serjella a whole food / single ingredient?

Yes. Serjella is single-ingredient cold-pressed Olive oil, minimally processed with nothing added.

Where is Serjella from?

Serjella is from Syria (Hama region; named after the ancient Dead-Cities site of Serjilla).

Is Serjella cold-pressed and unrefined?

Serjella is Cold pressed, unrefined.

Is Serjella a seed oil?

No. Serjella is not a seed oil.

Is Serjella organic or tested?

Syrian extra virgin olive oil; brand makes no organic claim and no organic certification (USDA/EU/Ecocert) found on its site marketed on 'cold-pressed extra virgin' only

Where can I buy Serjella and how much?

Ships to Syria, export.

Is Serjella worth it?

Serjella 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.

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