Gölbaşı Karya’s primary service today is crushing for growers: you bring olives, the mill processes the lot, oil returns to you. Harvest season in the Southern Aegean is often cited for October–December; exact intake days are confirmed by phone.
Practical checklist
- If you can, call before loading the truck.
- Prefer ventilated crates over closed plastic bags that heat the olives.
- Keep the interval from harvest to mill as short as practical.
- Separate ground-picked olives from tree-picked when asked; note cultivar if known.
- Fees and queue are confirmed by phone — fixed public price lists are not published here.
Sources
- Hasat sonrası taşıma, kızışma ve hammadde kalitesine dair sektör ve akademik örüntüler (özet).
- Hasat dönemi / fenolik bileşik ilişkisine dair akademik literatür örüntüleri (özet; soyut metin kopyalanmaz).
Educational summary. Official texts prevail. Not legal advice or a lab report.
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Other English notes
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Extra virgin, virgin and refined blends — Codex grades
Turkish Food Codex defines olive-oil classes. “Premium” marketing language is not a legal grade. Gölbaşı Karya does not invent lot acidity percentages.
Read noteENCold extraction — temperature language, not a quality certificate
“Cold” refers to process temperature limits used on labels under Codex conditions. It is not, by itself, proof of grade or superior oil.
Read noteENStoring olive oil — dark glass vs tin
Light, heat and air age oil after milling. Dark glass suits small table sizes; tin suits larger kitchen volumes. Close the lid.
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