Turna 250 ML Glass Bottle Pure Olive Oil

Pure olive oil sits in an odd spot for a lot of buyers — not as sharp as extra virgin, but still a step above sunflower or canola in the kitchen. Turna’s 250 ML bottle fills that gap nicely. It’s a blend of refined olive oil and a portion of virgin oil mixed back in for flavor, which gives it a lighter taste and a higher smoke point than extra virgin. That makes it the oil people reach for when they’re frying or roasting rather than finishing a plate. Each bottle weighs 227.5 G and ships 24 to a carton, so it works for households buying one bottle at a time and for stores ordering pallets.

The refining process strips out some of the sharper notes you’d get from a cold-pressed extra virgin, then a bit of virgin oil gets blended back in afterward to bring some character back. What you end up with is an oil that holds up better under heat without breaking down or smoking early. Turna bottles it in glass rather than plastic, mainly because plastic lets in light over time and light is what makes any olive oil go stale faster than it should.

What This Pure Olive Oil Brings to the Shelf

A few reasons buyers pick this one over the plainer vegetable oils sitting next to it:

  • Blended pure olive oil, milder than extra virgin but still genuinely olive
  • Higher smoke point, so it handles frying and high-heat cooking without breaking down
  • Bottled in glass to keep light exposure low
  • 227.5 G per bottle, 24 bottles per carton
  • A neutral enough flavor that it won’t clash with strong spices or sauces
  • Available for private label bottling on larger orders

Where It Actually Gets Used

This isn’t the oil you drizzle over a caprese salad — that job belongs to extra virgin. Pure olive oil earns its keep in the pan. Frying, sautéing, roasting a tray of potatoes at high heat — it does all of that without turning bitter or smoking too early the way some oils do. A lot of home cooks keep one bottle of extra virgin for finishing and one bottle of pure for everything that touches a hot pan, and this size fits that second role well. Restaurants use it the same way, saving the pricier extra virgin for the table and running pure oil through the kitchen for the actual cooking.

Why 250 ML Works Here

Cooking oil gets used up fast in a busy kitchen, so a smaller bottle isn’t a downside — it just means fresher oil more often instead of a big jug sitting open on a shelf losing quality week after week. For retailers, it’s also a lower-commitment size for shoppers who haven’t tried the brand yet. Once they’re back for a second bottle, that’s when the larger formats start making sense.

Product Details

Product 250 ML Glass Bottle Pure Olive Oil
Piece Weight 227.5 G
Packaging Type Glass bottle, carton pack
Quantity per Carton 24 pieces
20 FT Container 1,800 cartons
40 FT Container 2,300 cartons
Made in Turkey

A Practical Option for Wholesale Buyers

Volume orders are simple to plan around here. A 20-foot container holds 1,800 cartons and a 40-foot holds 2,300, so buyers can size a shipment to match their market without guessing. Turna manages the export paperwork and packs containers carefully so bottles don’t shift or crack in transit, whether the route runs by sea or overland. The team works alongside freight forwarders on established shipping lanes, which keeps arrival dates realistic instead of a moving target.

An Easy Everyday Bottle

There’s not much complicated about this one. It’s a dependable pure olive oil in a bottle sized for regular use, made for cooking rather than finishing, and priced so it competes with cheaper oils without giving up the fact that it’s still olive oil. That combination is what keeps it moving off shelves.

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