Natural Olive Oil Groups

Natural Olive&Olive Oil Olive trees are a long-lived species with high yield potential, thriving in the Mediterranean climate. In Akhisar, a district of Manisa in Turkey’s Aegean Region, we cultivate olives using organic and natural methods, resulting in healthier olives while minimizing environmental impact. With approximately 15 million trees, we produce an average of 200,000 tons of olives annually. About 70% of Turkey’s “domat” olive production takes place in the fertile soils of Akhisar. Our olives, grown with natural fertilization techniques, are in demand worldwide. We bring organic olives and natural olive oil to your table, striving to introduce Akhisar more widely and make strides toward global brand recognition.Olive oil is a type of oil obtained through the cold-pressing method of olives and is commonly used in Mediterranean cuisine. Rich in healthy fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins, olive oil provides numerous benefits for nutrition and health. It is a versatile product that can be used both in cooking and skincare.

Benefits of Olive Oil

Heart Health:

Olive oil is rich in monounsaturated fats, which help reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) while increasing good cholesterol (HDL), thus lowering the risk of heart disease.
Its high potassium content helps regulate blood pressure, promoting heart and vascular health.

Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Properties:

Olive oil contains powerful antioxidants such as vitamin E and polyphenols, which fight free radicals, protect the body, and may delay signs of aging.
Compounds like oleocanthal have anti-inflammatory properties, helping reduce joint inflammation.

Digestive System Health:

Olive oil is beneficial for the digestive system. It regulates bowel movements and improves the digestive process.
It helps prevent digestive issues such as constipation and supports gut health.

Skin and Hair Health:

Olive oil acts as a moisturizer, nourishing dry skin and enhancing skin elasticity.
It helps make hair shinier, healthier, and stronger.

Oral and Dental Health:

Olive oil supports oral health and may help prevent gum inflammation.
Its antibacterial properties protect against harmful bacteria in the mouth.

Olive oil has a wide range of uses in both cooking and beauty care:

Use in Cooking:

Salads: Olive oil is a key ingredient in salad dressings and marinades.
Cooking: Olive oil can be used for cooking and frying, but it should be avoided from overheating, as high temperatures can degrade its nutritional value.
Baking and Bread: Olive oil can also be used in cakes, bread, and baked goods.

Use in Skincare:

Olive oil is commonly used as a moisturizer in skincare products. It is found in face masks, soaps, and lotions.
It helps soothe skin inflammation and promotes a healthier appearance.

Use in Hair Care:

When used as a hair mask, olive oil moisturizes the hair, prevents breakage, and makes it shinier.
It helps reduce dryness and may reduce hair loss when applied to the scalp.

Use in Massage and Body Care:

Olive oil is frequently used in massage oils and body lotions. It softens and moisturizes the skin.

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Natural Olive Oil Groups

Natural Olive Oil Groups