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Zaytooni is a women-led Jordanian extra virgin olive oil brand that works with women farmers to bring high-quality local oil to market while creating income and reinvesting in their knowledge, land and communities.
A typical woman olive farmer in rural Jordan may spend years caring for trees and contributing essential knowledge and labour during the harvest, yet remain largely invisible to consumers and receive little of the additional value created when olive oil is…
Zaytooni brings Jordanian extra virgin olive oil to a new generation — keeping us close to the land, the women behind it, and a taste of home wherever we are.
Will be operating in Jordan for the time being, but then planning to expand it to be on worldwide tables.
https://hub.spark.ngo/pages/zaytooni
#ImpactAwards2026 #SustainableProductionAndConsumption #JobsAndIncomeForThoseWhoNeedThem #EducationAndSkillsZaytooni is a women-led Jordanian extra virgin olive oil brand that works with women farmers to bring high-quality local oil to market while creating income and reinvesting in their knowledge, land and communities. A typical woman olive farmer in rural Jordan may spend years caring for trees and contributing essential knowledge and labour during the harvest, yet remain largely invisible to consumers and receive little of the additional value created when olive oil is… Zaytooni brings Jordanian extra virgin olive oil to a new generation — keeping us close to the land, the women behind it, and a taste of home wherever we are. Will be operating in Jordan for the time being, but then planning to expand it to be on worldwide tables. https://hub.spark.ngo/pages/zaytooni #ImpactAwards2026 #SustainableProductionAndConsumption #JobsAndIncomeForThoseWhoNeedThem #EducationAndSkills0 Comments 0 Shares 87 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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