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Help get the Beekeeping Merit Badge Reinstated
Support Boy Scout Christopher Stowell in his quest to get the beekeeping merit badge reinstated.
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Tag Archives: china
China Drug Watchdog Slams Propolis Claims on Blood Sugar
China’s Drug Watchdog Exposes Misleading Health Advertisements Read more
Bee Venom Therapy Becoming Popular in China
An ancient therapy which involves bees stinging patients to cure their ailments is causing a buzz in China. Read more
President of Chinese firm pleads guilty in ‘honey laundering’ case
The president of a Chinese honey company pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiring to illegally import honey into the United States, part of a case that has cast a spotlight on “honey laundering,” the importation of falsely-labeled honey. Read more
Seattle defendant pleads guilty to importing tainted Chinese honey
A Chinese citizen accused of illegally importing honey to the United States — including one shipment tainted with antibiotics — pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court at Seattle. Read more
Bee my wife
A Chinese couple have got married wearing clothes made of thousands of living bees. Read more
Charges Say Chinese Honey Evaded U.S. Duty
A Chinese national and a Seattle-area man have been charged with mislabeling honey from China in order to evade U.S. import duties. Read more
Tainted Chinese honey renews calls for country-of-origin labeling
California honey producers are petitioning the government to include honey in so-called “country-of-origin” label requirements so consumers know where the jars of sweet stuff came from. Read More
Soap. Is it needed for honey laundering? Watch those labels.
“”It changed even more Saturday night,” he said, “when some friends came over. They brought a small honey gift, and as we sat down to eat we decided to try it. One of our friends tried the gift on some … Continue reading
Hand-pollination replaces bees in Sichuan
For 3,000 years, farmers in China’s Sichuan province pollinated their fruit trees the old-fashioned way: they let the bees do it. Flowers produce nectar that attracts bees, which inadvertently transfer sticky grains of pollen from one flower to another, fertilizing … Continue reading
Beijing Olympic poster with honeycomb design released
One of them with the subtitle: Honeycomb: “Every sacrifice gives you the pleasure of maturing” Read More
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