Grown In: West Bank via PARC network (distributed from Canada)
From: Palestine
Owned by: Independent (non-profit project founded by Robert Massoud, Toronto, Canada, 2004)
Ethical Info
from: CAD $46.99
✓ Established 2004 fair-trade project bringing Palestinian olive oil to North America; sourced from Palestinian farmers; sold through recognised fair-trade retailers
Why we rate it
Verified genuine: Established 2004 fair-trade project bringing Palestinian olive oil to North America; sourced from Palestinian farmers; sold through recognised fair-trade retailers
Single origin, not a blend
Light-protective dark glass/tin
Cold-pressed, no chemical solvents
Worth checking
Primarily an advocacy/awareness project; no lab specs; own third-party mark not clearly documented
Where to buy
Harvested / grown in West Bank via PARC network (distributed from Canada)
Canada, USA (also Ten Thousand Villages fair-trade stores)
Questions
Is Zatoun real, 100% Olive oil?
Partly — some Zatoun products are certified organic; others are not.
Is Zatoun a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. Zatoun is single-ingredient cold-pressed Olive oil, minimally processed with nothing added.
Where is Zatoun from?
Zatoun is single-origin from West Bank via PARC network (distributed from Canada).
Is Zatoun cold-pressed and unrefined?
Zatoun is Cold-extracted, first press, unrefined.
Is Zatoun a seed oil?
No. Zatoun is not a seed oil.
Is Zatoun organic or tested?
Organic. Certifications: Fair-trade sourced from Palestinian producers; organic line available.
Where can I buy Zatoun and how much?
From CAD $46.99. Ships to Canada, USA (also Ten Thousand Villages fair-trade stores).
Is Zatoun worth it?
Zatoun 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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