Where to Find Your Lot Number
It's on Every Bottle
Every Avohass bottle carries a lot number that ties it to the oil inside. On our Mexico, Kenya and Spain bottles, three lines are ink-jetted directly onto the glass just above the back label: the lot number, the best-by date, and the country of origin. The dark glass makes the code easy to miss, so tilt the bottle toward a light and it comes up. New Zealand bottles are different — there the lot is printed on the label itself, in the box marked BATCH.
Why We Publish This
Most avocado oil brands won't tell you what's in the bottle. We put the lot number on every bottle and jug, and the result on this page, so you can check the exact oil you bought. Every lot, every time.
Results by Lot
Find the lot number on your bottle and match it to the table above to see the result for the exact oil you bought. Free fatty acids are what define extra virgin grade — nothing is removed after pressing, so the number reflects the fruit itself, and the limit for extra virgin is 0.80%. Refined oil is different: refining strips free fatty acids out as part of the process, so it always tests very low. That's the process, not a higher grade. We review a certificate of analysis on every lot before it goes in a bottle.
Know What's in the Bottle
Single origin, never blended. Mexico, New Zealand, Kenya, Spain — the country is on the glass next to the lot number, and every lot we're shipping is on this page.
