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Quality and Freshness (7)

No. When balanced, they are considered positive attributes and indicators of superior quality.

Yes. A high-quality olive oil is a gastronomic experience on its own.

Not on its own. Quality is determined by taste, aroma, and chemical analysis—not color alone.

Minor variations are natural in high-quality, natural products.

It is the aroma reminiscent of fresh olives, grass, leaves, or unripe fruit, originating from healthy, fresh olives.

The green color comes from chlorophyll and is typically found in early-harvest olive oils.

The bitter and pungent sensation is due to polyphenols and is a sign of freshness and high quality.