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Global Honey Market to Reach 1.9 Million Tons by 2015
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Honey market. The global market for honey is projected to exceed 1.9 million tons by the year 2015. This is primarily driven by increasing awareness levels and health consciousness among … Continue reading
Proof is in the science for successful honey firm
It took Chris McElroy four visits and some creative persuasion before British supermarket giant Waitrose agreed to stock his New Zealand Honey Company products. Read more
Moldova will resume honey export to EU in 2010
The European Commission has decided Moldova will resume exporting honey to the EU in 2010, the Moldovan Economy Ministry announced, cited by RBC agency. Read more
Australia to Export Propolis to Korea
MR Jing Bang Zou, proprietor of Jim’s Honey in Young, has signed an agreement in the boardroom of Lambing Flat Enterprises with representatives of Korean company, Kim Jeong Moon Aloe Co. Ltd. on Friday morning. Read more
Kurdistan seeks to export honey
As beekeepers increase, so does the honey in Kurdistan’s market. Read more
Honey company named as NZ’s fastest growing business
A Dunedin-based honey maker has been named as New Zealand’s fastest growing business with revenue growing by nearly 1000% over the past two years. Read more
Beeswax lights the way to success
Making fine candles is a delicate balance of science and art. The right wax has to be combined with the proper wick for the best burn. Colors have to match exactly from batch to batch. Even the fragrance and hue … Continue reading
Japanese companies tour Alberta honey producer operations
Three businessmen from two Japanese companies, Sojitz Foods Corporation and Kato Brothers Honey Corporation, visited Alberta in mid-July to learn more about Alberta’s beekeeping and honey production industry. Read more
Rwanda: Honey – Country Targets International Market
According to RARDA, the national demand for honey will increase from 1,600 tonnes in 2006 to 13,800 tonnes by 2020. Read more
Kenya honey heads to Europe
Kenyan bee farmers will begin exporting honey to the European market in the next two weeks, following the commissioning of new testing equipment at the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS). Read more
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