Judge Orders Kangadis to Recall or Relabel Capatriti Products
A judge ordered Capatriti to either recall its products, or apply a label stating that what’s inside is not really olive oil at all.
A judge ordered Capatriti to either recall its products, or apply a label stating that what’s inside is not really olive oil at all.
A New York court sees no evidence that the perceptions of most consumers align with various labeling standards for olive oil.
Olive oil authentication will be under the spotlight at an invitation-only scientific workshop to be held in Madrid from June 10-11.
Spanish scientists claim they are close to offering “paternity tests" for virgin olive oil which would be a powerful ally against fraud.
A new laser device developed to detect carbon on Mars, could be used detect food fakes, including fraudulent olive oil, here on earth.
Dr. Oz urged his 3 million viewers to test EVOO by chilling it, but experts say the “fridge test” for olive oil is a long-standing myth.
New regulations designed to prevent and detect olive oil fraud appear likely to go ahead after votes in Brussels last week.
It was the first time the North American Olive Oil Association, a trade group of importers, has taken legal action against a producer.
Author Tom Mueller has stirred debate by blasting the competitor of a company he has repeatedly championed.
Proposed anti-fraud measures in the European Union would require member states to do more targeted checks of olive oil.
Spain’s olive oil sector is dismayed by news that criminal charges won’t proceed against 14 alleged to have planned a fraud scheme.
A Spanish consumer body says nine out of 34 extra virgin olive oils it tested were really virgin olive oil and one was lampante.
The need for more generic promotion of olive oil was among issues discussed at the European Commission’s group on olives and olive oil.
Government officials raided two factories in northern Israel, pressuring Ramy Levi and Home Center to recall thousands of olive oil products allegedly containing lamp oil.
Researchers at the University of Córdoba have proven that ion mobility spectrometry, the analytical technique most commonly used to detect explosives and at airports, is also effective for identifying fraudulent olive oil.