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Rajhi & Ferjani states on its own site that its family domain at Bouargoub, in the Nabeul region of Cap Bon, has prospered "depuis 1928", and that its organic mill, Rajhi & Ferjani, is founded and certified by Ecocert. It describes extra virgin oil that is both biologique and traditionnelle, produced by cold extraction from the fruit of its own trees, which it calls "oliviers centenaires", and its FAQ records that olives also come from Tunisian family plantations in the Sfax, Kairouan and Zaghouan regions, so that not everything the mill processes is grown on the domain. Alongside the extra virgin and organic lines it lists flavoured oils with lemon, garlic, basil and chilli.
Ecocert's public certificate directory carries an entry for "SMVDA Al Rajhi- El Ferjani" at Domaine el Wahda 1 - Borj Hfaiedh, Bouargoub Nabeul, 8040 Bou Argoub, with the activity given as farmer (crop farming), certified under Organic agriculture Tunisia with the certificate number TN 99-30 and under the USDA National Organic Program. The Centre Technique de l'Agriculture Biologique, under Tunisia's Ministry of Agriculture, lists "Ste Al Rajhi El Ferjani Des Indusries Alimentaires" among organic olive growers in Nabeul.
The site itself claims "plusieurs distinctions nationales et internationales" without itemising any; the competition bodies do itemise. The International Olive Council's Mario Solinas 2022 results communiqué, issued in Madrid on 20 April 2022, prints "Sté Rajhi Ferjani des Industries Alimentaires – Bouargoub (Nabeul) - Tunisie" as first prize in the petits producteurs category, a class the same document defines as lots above 1,000 litres; that edition took 120 oils from eleven countries, 15 of them Tunisian. The IOC's report of the 22nd-edition prize-giving, held at the IFEJA fairground in Jaén on 30 November 2022, records the same result as a gold medal in the small-scale producers category. L'Économiste Maghrébin's list of the fifth Office National de l'Huile national competition, judged in February 2022, places "Carthagène / Ferjani Rajhi – Chetoui" third, on bronze, in the intense green fruity category — the only olive variety attached to this producer in any record opened.
From the public record: rajhiferjani.com · certificat.ecocert.com · internationaloliveoil.org · ctab.tn · leconomistemaghrebin.com
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