But before you start drizzling olive oil on everything but your breakfast cereal, read the fine print of the new claim ... which can be put on olive oil labels as well as on labels of foods ...

Bottles of olive oil are notorious for having difficult-to-read labels, and while most people know to look for extra-virgin olive oils, that’s just one piece of the puzzle. Ultimately ...

Mueller notes that bottles of olive oil can get the Italian flag on them simply by being packed in Italy, but you need to read all of the fine print on the label to figure out if it's real olive oil.

"Don't trust extra-virgin labels or even oil color," she said. "Both can be manipulated by using things other than olive oil." Chlorophyll can be used to make the product greener, and other oils ...

If the only label you can see is the best before date, the oil was probably pressed 18 months prior to this. Article continues below As light speeds up the oxidation of olive oil, which makes it ...

who said premium olive oils will include their harvest date or year on their label. When you smell your olive oil you should smell the aroma of a garden (greens, herbs, even a whiff of tomato ...