A free Chrome extension for understanding the information disclosed on an olive oil product page.
Olive Oil Label Decoder reads the olive oil page you are viewing and looks for commonly disclosed label and product facts. It shows what it can identify and clearly marks information it cannot find as “Not stated.”
What the decoder checks
The extension looks for 14 common olive oil facts across freshness, provenance, composition, certification, handling, and packaging.
- Harvest date
- Best-before date
- Bottling date
- Stated origin
- Multi-country blend statement
- Olive variety (cultivar)
- Free acidity
- Polyphenol content
- PDO / PGI protected designation
- Organic certification
- Estate or mill bottling
- Extraction method
- Light-protective packaging
- Lot number
How it works
Open an olive oil product page in Chrome and activate Olive Oil Label Decoder. The extension examines the text available on that page and reports the facts it can identify.
The decoder is intentionally conservative. Website terminology and page structures vary, so a fact shown as “Not stated” means only that the extension did not identify it in the page text. It does not prove that the information is absent from the bottle, producer documentation, or another part of the website.
No ratings or recommendations
Olive Oil Label Decoder does not rate, rank, score, certify, authenticate, or recommend olive oils. The same decoding rules apply to every page, including Milan Truffle's own products.
Privacy
The extension runs locally in your browser. It does not send the page content you analyze to Milan Truffle, does not use analytics, and does not store your browsing activity.
About the publisher
Olive Oil Label Decoder is built and published by Milan Truffle as a free educational tool for consumers who want to better understand the information presented on olive oil product pages.