Interest in ensuring the authenticity and traceability of the geographical origin of high-value agri-food products, such as olive oil, has grown significantly in recent years. This demand stems from the need to protect Protected Designation of Origin products and to comply with quality standards required in export markets. In this study, a method based on Headspace-Gas Chromatography-Ion Mobility Spectrometry was optimized for the analysis of volatile organic compounds in olive oil samples from four different origins (Spain, Portugal, Morocco and Italy). Experimental conditions were optimized using a Box-Behnken design with Response Surface Methodology, obtaining the following optimal conditions: 0.33 g of sample incubated at 35 °C with agitation at 500 rpm, a headspace formation time of 9 min, and an injection volume of 0.11 mL. The precision of the method was assessed by evaluating repeatability and intermediate precision with coefficients of variation below 5 %. Subsequently, the developed method was applied to 24 commercial olive oil samples from the four origins. Using the IMSS approach, advanced machine learning analysis was performed, yielding predictive models that enabled accurate discrimination of samples from different regions using Random Forest algorithms. Finally, a Shiny web application was developed using the Random Forest algorithm. Four new commercial samples were analyzed according to the optimal conditions and entered into the algorithm, obtaining a 100 % classification according to their origin. At the same time, these samples were analyzed by a panel of experts in aroma tasting, achieving an average discrimination accuracy of 68 % across the triangular test.
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