Cold-pressed · Bajaur
Zaiba Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Extra virgin olive oil from Bajaur, pressed fresh and bottled without blending.
Rs.200 delivery, anywhere in Pakistan We call to confirm before we dispatch
- Cash on Delivery
- PCSIR Lab Tested
- Direct from Bajaur Farmers
- Never Blended
Rs.200 delivery, all over Pakistan. Cash on delivery.
Description
Cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil from Bajaur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The olives are bought directly from the farmers who grow them and pressed the same week they are picked.
Nothing is blended in and nothing is added. Lab tested by PCSIR, and the report is published in full on this site.
Green, peppery and a little cloudy — that is what unrefined oil looks like. Good on salads and raita, good for tarka and everyday frying at moderate heat.
Two sizes. Cash on delivery anywhere in Pakistan, Rs 200 flat.
Lab report
PCSIR tested this oil for free acidity, purity and adulteration. REVIEW — link the certificate here once the file arrives.
How to use
Drizzle over dal, paratha, salad and raita once the heat is off, where you will taste it most. Fine for everyday frying and tarka at moderate heat.
Storage
Keep the bottle closed, away from sunlight and the stove. Olive oil thickens in cold weather and clears again at room temperature — that is normal, and a sign it has not been refined.
Delivery & returns
Rs 200 flat, all over Pakistan, by Dex courier. Delivery takes 3 to 5 working days once we confirm your order by phone. Cash on delivery, or bank transfer if you prefer to pay first.
If a bottle arrives broken or the seal is open, send us a photograph on WhatsApp and we replace it at our cost, with no need to send it back. If you ordered the wrong size, we exchange an unopened, sealed bottle within 7 days, with return delivery paid by you.
Why Zaiba
Against a bottle that crossed an ocean.
Imported oil is not bad oil. It is simply older, further away, and harder to check.
| What is compared | Zaiba | Imported brands |
|---|---|---|
| Freshness | Pressed this harvest | Months in shipping and storage |
| Where it comes from | Named farms in Bajaur | An unknown blend of origins |
| Proof | PCSIR lab tested | A claim on the label |
From buyers
What people said after it arrived
REVIEW — sample copy until real reviews come in- ★★★★★
I have been buying imported oil for years. This one actually smells of olives when you open it.
Hira S. · Lahore - ★★★★★
Paid the rider at the door. The bottle was sealed and the lab report was in the box.
Usman K. · Karachi - ★★★★★
Bought the litre after finishing the 500 ml. Works out cheaper and we use it daily on salad.
Ayesha R. · Islamabad
Before you order
Questions we get asked
Is it really from Pakistan?
Yes. The olives are grown in Bajaur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and pressed here. Nothing is imported and nothing is blended in.
What does extra virgin actually mean?
It means the oil came from the first cold pressing, with no heat or chemicals, and its free acidity is low enough to qualify. PCSIR tested ours for exactly that.
Can I cook with it?
Yes, for everyday frying and tarka at moderate heat. For salads and drizzling you will taste it more, which is the point.
How do I pay?
Cash on delivery, anywhere in Pakistan. Bank transfer is also available if you prefer to pay before dispatch.
How long does delivery take and what does it cost?
Rs 200 flat, all over Pakistan, by Dex courier. Delivery takes 3 to 5 working days once we confirm your order by phone. Cash on delivery, or bank transfer if you prefer to pay first.