Nabali Olive Oil

Nabali Olive Oil

€35,00

Nabali Olive Oil
Nabali olive trees are indigenous to Palestine and cultivated according to sustainable agricultural traditions passed down over millennia. The name Nabali refers to the ancient Canaanite city of Napoli known today as the thriving Palestinian city of Nablus. This variety is the mother of the Arbequina olive variety well known in Spain and Italy. Nabali Olive Oil is smooth and delicate, sweet and fruity. This household staple is perfect for salad dressings or to drizzle over Middle Eastern spreads such as Hummus and Baba Ghanouj. This light olive oil naturally enhances the taste of any dish. Ingredients: organic extra virgin olive oil

THE ETHOS


Sovereignty begins with the soil. In the face of systemic dispossession, the act of planting and harvesting is a final claim to existence. Our Agricultural track is not merely trade—it is the restoration of the primary relationship between the people and the land. By communicating the "Truth" of the Palestinian earth through its ancient cultivars, we ensure that the source remains unshakeable.

THE PILLARS


1. **The 2,000-Year-Old Witness**: Featuring the ancient Rumi olive groves, trees that have stood as living witnesses to centuries of survival. Their resilience is our resilience; their cold-pressed oil is the literal transformation of the Palestinian terrain.
2. **Regenerative Organic (Canaan)**: Moving beyond the limits of fair trade into total ecosystem restoration. Our process heals the soil of Jenin and Nablus, ensuring that the land remains fertile and sovereign for the generations to come.
3. **Handcrafted Heirlooms**: Hand-rolled Maftoul and flame-roasted Freekeh produced by women's cooperatives using heirloom landrace wheat. This is the preservation of our ancestral flavors against the threat of erasure.



THE COMMITMENT
"They planted so we ate; we plant so they will eat." Every purchase is a direct-from-source empowerment. We designate profits to the 'Trees for Life' program to replant our hills with olive and almond trees, securing the rooted future of our farmers.