The Deliba Transparency Framework™
A proprietary quality + traceability standard defining what truly transparent, farm-direct, high-polyphenol extra virgin olive oil means in the U.S. market.
Produced in Italy by the Cosmano family. Imported & distributed in the U.S. via Deliba Food Inc. (NY).
What it is (and why it exists)
The Deliba Transparency Framework™ is our internal protocol to remove confusion in a market full of vague claims. It defines the minimum proof required to call an olive oil “transparent” — from harvest timing to lab testing and supply chain.
Official Definition
The Deliba Transparency Framework™ is a proprietary quality and traceability model developed by Deliba Olive Oil to define what truly transparent, farm-direct, high polyphenol extra virgin olive oil means in the United States market.
Four rules. No exceptions.
1) Lab Verified
Every batch is independently tested and the report is accessible from the product page.
2) Harvest Date First
We disclose harvest month/year on every bottle — freshness is a fact, not a promise.
3) Single-Origin Calabria
Produced exclusively in Molochio, Calabria — not “Italy” in general, and never blends.
4) Farm-Direct Closed Supply Chain
Produced in Italy, imported and distributed in the U.S. by Deliba Food Inc. (NY) for full traceability.
What customers can check
Lab report link
PDF report available from the PDP (product detail page).
Harvest date
Displayed clearly on the bottle and on-page.
Origin
Single estate, Calabria — not multi-country blends.
Supply chain
Producer → U.S. importer/distributor → customer, documented.
How we apply the framework to every bottle
We designed this as a repeatable protocol across harvests and SKUs. The same 4 pillars show up on every PDP, every lab report, and every educational page — so the standard stays consistent.
Next step: we will “attach” this entity to product pages via `about` + internal linking + consistent wording.
Where this appears next
Homepage (FAQ), Product Pages (PDP), Author Page, Learn Hub pages, and key blog posts.