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Exceptional Oils, Terroirs of Emotion
Discover the fascinating journey of the raw materials that give life to our exceptional oils. Since 1972, Émile Noël has been committed to cultivating the best of each fruit, through sustainable sources in France and around the world. Immerse yourself in our history, explore our terroirs, and join us in our commitment to organic, fair, and responsible agriculture.


#1
Transparency and Authenticity

#2
Organic and Fair Trade Agriculture

#3
Variety of Quality Products

Excellence,
at the heart of our history
We have always known that quality oil begins with a carefully selected seed. This commitment drives us every day to search for the best ingredients.
Established in Provence since 1920, we were also among the first to develop fair partnerships, starting in West Africa in 1985.
Today, our commitment to quality and sustainability remains the basis of everything we do, in France and elsewhere.


Biopartenaire®
Label
This label guarantees a sustainable contract with a group of producers. It sets minimum annual volumes and a fair, minimum price, determined transparently with the group. This is the principle of fair trade, with a guaranteed market for the produce. A percentage of the buyers' earnings contributes to funding projects for producers through a development fund.
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Omega-3 sauce: the key is good fats
Looking for a tasty dressing rich in healthy fats? You've come to the right place! Omega 3s are essential fatty acids that contribute to the proper functioning of the body and to a balanced daily d...
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Why olive oil? Used since ancient times, olive oil is known for its affinity with the skin. Nourishing and naturally rich in antioxidants, it is traditionally used in body care products.
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Butternut, mushroom and walnut crumble: simple, comforting, irresistible.
Melting, crunchy and deliciously comforting, our butternut, mushroom and walnut crumble celebrates the flavors of autumn. With the sweetness of butternut squash, the woody taste of mushrooms and th...
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