Most of the bottles (small and big) were listed as 0%, a few in that left row were 10%.
Otherwise-4PM on
Maybe because it’s a virgin.
TreyToor on
The automated label printers are fighting back.
mick285 on
Bold of them to promise absolutely nothing and still deliver.
diuturnal on
Because they can charge you 4-5$ more for the 100% california version. Then another 1-2$ more for less but you get an aluminum can.
The 10% is also a lot closer to going off than the newer 0% ones
FR23Dust on
This brand has a “California only” blend that is significantly more expensive. US olive oil is expensive y’all.
EricinLR on
This is because the name of the company is regulated by the state of California.
California had to pass a law to force them to do this, prior they were sneaking non-CA grown olives into their oils with tiny print before this, so they changed the law in 2022.
This is specifically their global blend. They have a 100% California option as well as other options. Used their products for years.
W1ldy0uth on
This is the global blend, meaning it’s a mix of different olives from around the world. Sometimes they have olives from Cali and sometimes the batches don’t.
TwinFrogs on
Risky trusting anything from Grocery Outlet.
Liraeyn on
Ok why does 1 say 10%
therealtrajan on
Ah I was so confused- I looked at the one on the left saying 10%. Didn’t notice some others saying 0%
bowls4U on
The one next to it on left says 10% … did someone photoshop out the one on the right two? But forget the other one
Ginger741 on
Global batch uses olive oil from other places, they have a cali only batch but it’s more expensive. Several brands have single source oil for enhanced flavor or blends for just cooking.
Sea_Mulberry_6245 on
California global. Those people worked overtime on this label.
SeparateMind4205 on
You should see diapers that label themselves as “(up to) 100% leak proof”
dementorpoop on
Just google Palestinian olive oil and thank yourselves later. The best in the world
PaxxiCel on
It’s a global blend, if you look at their website they have 100% and other various blends it just depends on the type
kapege on
It’s a bit like “Greenland Elephant’s rescue ranch”.
Maybe in California are no virgins anymore, so that’s why.
DocFail on
what do we do when it gets to -10% olive oil?
PopularDemand213 on
Next you’ll be expecting all the chicken from Kentucky Fried Chicken to come from Kentucky!
1_Green_Monster on
I think its a mistake. The ones to left say 10%
TehMephs on
Looks like a printing error. The QR code is even shifted in the 0% ones- like it was just not quite aligned right
My_Knee_Hurts_ on
Not interesting.
standardtissue on
I’m guessing they offer a variety of blends at different price points, or blend as necessary to keep up with production ? I don’t know … we get olive oil from exactly two places: Costco’s gallon jugs, and then an arabic market for the good stuff.
iron55021 on
lol the label designer really went out on a limb with that one huh.
LegPossible9950 on
Because that’s the global blend. They still sell all California oil.
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Most of the bottles (small and big) were listed as 0%, a few in that left row were 10%.
Maybe because it’s a virgin.
The automated label printers are fighting back.
Bold of them to promise absolutely nothing and still deliver.
Because they can charge you 4-5$ more for the 100% california version. Then another 1-2$ more for less but you get an aluminum can.
The 10% is also a lot closer to going off than the newer 0% ones
This brand has a “California only” blend that is significantly more expensive. US olive oil is expensive y’all.
This is because the name of the company is regulated by the state of California.
California had to pass a law to force them to do this, prior they were sneaking non-CA grown olives into their oils with tiny print before this, so they changed the law in 2022.
Here’s a long blog post on the issue:
[https://www.copyrightandbrandiq.com/2022/01/california-enacts-a-new-law-about-olive-oil-labeling/](https://www.copyrightandbrandiq.com/2022/01/california-enacts-a-new-law-about-olive-oil-labeling/)
it ain t fraud if i tell you about it
This is specifically their global blend. They have a 100% California option as well as other options. Used their products for years.
This is the global blend, meaning it’s a mix of different olives from around the world. Sometimes they have olives from Cali and sometimes the batches don’t.
Risky trusting anything from Grocery Outlet.
Ok why does 1 say 10%
Ah I was so confused- I looked at the one on the left saying 10%. Didn’t notice some others saying 0%
The one next to it on left says 10% … did someone photoshop out the one on the right two? But forget the other one
Global batch uses olive oil from other places, they have a cali only batch but it’s more expensive. Several brands have single source oil for enhanced flavor or blends for just cooking.
California global. Those people worked overtime on this label.
You should see diapers that label themselves as “(up to) 100% leak proof”
Just google Palestinian olive oil and thank yourselves later. The best in the world
It’s a global blend, if you look at their website they have 100% and other various blends it just depends on the type
It’s a bit like “Greenland Elephant’s rescue ranch”.
Maybe in California are no virgins anymore, so that’s why.
what do we do when it gets to -10% olive oil?
Next you’ll be expecting all the chicken from Kentucky Fried Chicken to come from Kentucky!
I think its a mistake. The ones to left say 10%
Looks like a printing error. The QR code is even shifted in the 0% ones- like it was just not quite aligned right
Not interesting.
I’m guessing they offer a variety of blends at different price points, or blend as necessary to keep up with production ? I don’t know … we get olive oil from exactly two places: Costco’s gallon jugs, and then an arabic market for the good stuff.
lol the label designer really went out on a limb with that one huh.
Because that’s the global blend. They still sell all California oil.