November 12, 2019

Consumer Question - Proof of Authenticity

Consumer:
Hi - I am very interested in trying your Manuka Honey, but I have some reservations about verifying its identity and the exact location where the honey was collected.  Can you please provide further proof that the honey is harvested in New Zealand, and is not adulterated with other honey(s)? Thank you.

Bees & Trees:
You are wise to do your research to ensure you’re getting the real thing!  We are the only brand in the US that own our own hives, our own extraction plant, and our own packing line in NZ.

We are one of the only brands that publish our independent lab test reports verifying our honey is what we say it is in terms of methylglyoxal (MG) content (you can find these reports linked on our product pages here).  This is one of the most important factors in identifying whether or not Manuka honey is authentic and labeled honestly.  We have a lot of information about this topic on our website at www.beesandtrees.com.

 

We also hold a new New Zealand Fernmark license that Fernmark License for New Zealand authenticityauthenticates real NZ products.  Follow this link to our license page on the New Zealand government website.


Try our honey—you won't be disappointed.

Kind Regards,

Mike Everly,
Bees & Trees Founder

To order Bees and Trees Manuka Honey, click here.

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Fernmark License


New to Mānuka Honey? Click here to learn about the different MGO levels. Check it out