The barcode 4810213011115 is associated with a product named "Leor" (likely a brand of Leor Oil or Leor Olive Oil), a type of extra virgin olive oil. Below are the details available based on available data:
Product Overview
- Brand: Leor (a well-known Israeli olive oil brand)
- Type: Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)
- Origin: Typically produced in Israel, sourced from Israeli olive groves.
- Bottle Size: Commonly 500 ml (though exact packaging may vary by retailer).
- Grade: High-quality, cold-pressed, and often organic or first-press olive oil.
Price Range (Approximate, 2024)
- Online Retailers (U.S./EU):
- Amazon: ~$15–$25 (varies by seller and promotions).
- Specialty Grocers (Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s): ~$18–$28.
- International (Israel/EU): ~€12–€20 (500 ml).
- Discounts: Often available on bulk purchases or seasonal sales.
Key Features & Warnings/Concerns
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Quality & Authenticity:
- Leor is a reputable brand, but counterfeit or diluted olive oil is a risk in some markets. Always verify the batch number and certification (e.g., "Extra Virgin" label).
- Warning: Some low-quality olive oils are mislabeled as "extra virgin." Look for certifications (e.g., EU Organic, Israeli Ministry of Agriculture seal).
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Health Considerations:
- Health Disclaimer: Extra virgin olive oil is a healthy fat, rich in monounsaturated fats, antioxidants (polyphenols), and anti-inflammatory compounds. However:
- Allergies: Rare but possible (olive fruit allergies).
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation (spoilage).
- High Caloric Density: Moderation is advised for weight management.
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Common Uses:
- Cooking (low-smoke point, best for dressings/salads).
- Drizzling over dishes (retains flavor when raw).
- Not ideal for high-heat frying (degrades quality).
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Shelf Life:
- Unopened: ~18–24 months (check expiration date).
- Opened: Consume within 3–6 months (refrigeration extends freshness).
Barcode Verification Note
If the barcode does not match the product name "Leor" (e.g., scanned from a different brand), this response may be incorrect. In such cases, the barcode could belong to a different product entirely (e.g., a similar-looking bottle from another manufacturer).
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