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Honey

We are working on three kinds of honey​​​​​​​

We can supply health reports and various declarations 
Some governments need various declarations from the sender as well as health reports that assure the products. We can provide these declarations and reports with any international export order

We can sell up to five hundred kg in one purchase

We can organise all export documentation to your country. You will need just to organise the clearance of the goods into your country

We can export in individual jars packaged in cartons or in IBC format

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Raw mountain wild honey, completely organic and
caught from nature, in limited quantities..

These principles are applied in mountainous areas (outside the protected area by environmental protection).
In each province, about 50-100 kg of honey is usually discovered And finally, about four to five ton is collected..(Currently, only about 400 kg are left and today is - 03.06.2024) 

After discovering and harvesting honey, we do not perform any operation on them and it is sent naturally and raw with wax (or without wax) in premium packaging. If needed, international laboratory documents will also be sent to the buyer.​​​​​​​

 Our 250 gr organic honey, with its famously smooth texture, is blended with 5 gr fresh premium quality Royal Jelly , for a Very powerfully mix with medicinal properties sweet, and aromatic flavour

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The second type is raw honey
This one is also not operated on after harvest and its antioxidant properties and other nutrients remain naturally. The important point is the natural food of bees, which are trees and garden flowers
Along with natural wax, which is the best traditional medicine for the stomach

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​​​​​Honey beehive - If you want natural or mountain honey, we have two other types as well, but this type of honey is among the beehives kept in nature, and humans have a positive influence in feeding them.

Royal jelly / vitalizing gel
​​​​​​​Royal jelly is a honey bee secretion that is used in the nutrition of larvae and adult queens.It is secreted from the glands in the hypopharynx of nurse bees, and fed to all larvae in the colony, regardless of sex or caste

​​​​​​​Queen larva in a cell on a frame with bees
During the process of creating new queens, the workers construct special queen cells. The larvae in these cells are fed with copious amounts of royal jelly. This type of feeding triggers the development of queen morphology, including the fully developed ovaries needed to lay eggs


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