Olive oil sustainability isn't enough

We’re not here to preserve the status quo—we’re here to build a new model.

Extra virgin olive oil is a cornerstone of the Mediterranean diet and one of the most celebrated “superfoods” dating back to antiquity. It is also one of the most adulterated foods on our plates. Increasingly, it is being made in industrial ways which degrade soils, overlook communities, and lower its nutritional value. In a landscape like this, olive oil sustainability isn't enough.

Refillable, reusable, returnable, recyclable.

We minimise our impact with reusable bottles and lighter refill pouches, which we take back for recycling to create a more circular model.

In 2025 we recycled around 10,000 pouches (or 389.9kg) through our return scheme and reduced out carbon emissions a further 10% after switching our pouch supplier.

Person holding a Olive Oil Club pouch from 'Citizens of Soil' over a table with lemons and garlic.

Championing women in agriculture.

Women face cultural, technical, and financial barriers in agriculture: we want to tear these down and offer women equal opportunities in the olive oil space. By working with groves that are at least 50% female-led and telling the stories of our producers, we aim to redress the imbalance, to bring equity to land ownership and our food chain while discovering truly exceptional EVOO.

Club Exclusive: Croatian Extra Rare Olive Oil - Citizens of Soil

From product, to supply chain, to wider business decisions, we commit to constantly questioning our model and pushing to do better by people and planet.

Building trust through transparency.

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