оливковое масло

The barcode 8003250002833 is associated with "оливковое масло" (Russian for olive oil), but without direct access to real-time databases or manufacturer records, some details are limited. Below is what can be inferred or generalized about such products:

Product Identification

• Barcode Type: This is a GTIN-13 (Global Trade Item Number), commonly used for consumer goods in Russia and the CIS region.
• Manufacturer/Origin:
  • The prefix 800325 suggests the product is likely distributed in Russia, as it aligns with the Russian GTIN system (assigned by the Russian Federal Agency for Technical Regulatory and Metrology, or Rostekhnadzor).
  • The exact manufacturer is not publicly listed in standard databases, but similar barcodes often belong to brands like "Оливковое масло" (Olive Oil) from companies such as Dobry Oliv (a well-known Russian brand) or smaller regional producers. Without verification, this is speculative.
  • Warning: Counterfeit olive oil is a global issue, especially for extra virgin varieties. The barcode alone does not guarantee authenticity—always check the packaging for:
    • Certifications (e.g., "Extra Virgin," "Cold-Pressed," or Russian standards like ГОСТ R 51495-2000 for olive oil).
    • Manufacturer details (address, contact info, or QR codes linking to official sites).
    • Price anomalies (see below).

Price Range (Estimated, 2024)

Prices vary by quality, volume, and retailer:

• Small bottles (100–250 ml):
  • Budget: ₽300–600 ($3–$6 USD) for lower-grade "olive oil" (often blended with other oils).
  • Mid-range: ₽800–1,500 ($8–$15 USD) for "extra virgin" or "first cold press" (claims should be verified).
• Large bottles (500 ml–1 L):
  • Budget: ₽1,000–2,000 ($10–$20 USD).
  • Premium: ₽2,500–5,000+ ($25–$50 USD) for high-quality single-origin oils (e.g., Italian or Spanish brands sold in Russia).
• Bulk/Wholesale: ~₽50–150 per 100 ml (varies by retailer).