As I said in the last fake food thread, this seems to be a problem tech can help solve. If big-brands fake their olive oil, it _should_ be easy to look up. Luck

As I said in the last fake food thread, this seems to be a problem tech can help solve. If big-brands fake their olive oil, it _should_ be easy to look up. Luckily computers are really good at indexing. A site where brands are rated (rotten tomatoes), and where you can look up groceries (actually, there are already some barcode scanning apps right?) for a 'true' ingredients list. Sites like these hopefully ride the wave of public frustration and when the fake-food debacle quiets down, it becomes a more regular sort of rating site (i've often wondered which olive oil tastes best, but hard to compare 12 brands when it takes a month to finish 1 bottle)