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Aside from being one of the most hated insects on the face of this earth (I shudder just at the thought of them), bees have a pretty sweet life

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Honeys from Ventania System: Microbiological Quality Evaluation at Different Points of Honey-Processing

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Every year, the local people of Nepal risk their lives to harvest wild honey from the cliffs, climbing long bamboo ladders, and collecting the combs in a traditional, but very precarious, manner.

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Health officials are warning the public from consuming honey being advertised as medication, which can increase sexual desire, stamina and drive, Al-Riyadh reported.

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Beekeepers are becoming increasingly concerned that their livelihoods and New Zealand’s international reputation is at stake after yet more cases of suspected honey poisoning.

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Mead might conjure up thoughts of the Dark Ages, but the growing number of mead makers in Canada and the U.S. shows that there is a revival of sorts – albeit a slow one.

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Apiary at Centre of Suspected Honey Poisoning Identified in New Zealand. Comb honey sold with the brand name “A Taste of Whangamata Pure Honey” and trading under Projen Apiaries is at the centre of the Coromandel suspected honey poisoning.

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Apiary at Centre of Suspected Honey Poisoning Identified. Comb honey sold with the brand name “A Taste of Whangamata Pure Honey” and trading under Projen Apiaries is at the centre of the Coromandel suspected honey poisoning.

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Honey is becoming a very popular ingredient in health care and cosmetic products thanks to a manufacturer called Honeymark.

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The Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority (ADFCA) recently seized a very large quantity of poor quality honey from a house in Al Ain.

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