Product Description :
SOURCE
New Zealand Honey Co. Wild Beech Forest Honeydew Honey comes from the untouched, native, ancient beech forest that stretches along the base of the Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand. There is no other activity here other than beekeeping, resulting in a honey as pure and natural as you will ever find. Aphids that live on the beech trees eat the sap and from it they produce a sugar-like substance that they leave in drops on the bark of the tree - these drops sparkle in the sunlight, hence the name honeydew. The bees love this honeydew, collect it and produce a fantastic end product. This is what makes Wild Beech Forest Honeydew uniquely different from other honeys that are made from the nectar of flowers.
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Our Wild Beech Forest Honeydew Honey is a fine, silky smooth honey with a deep gold-chestnut red colour. It has a clean and refreshing flavour that’s not too sweet, with hints of vanilla and malt. The Wild Beech Forest Honeydew has a spicy orange peel aroma and has a consistency similar to that of treacle.
Price of product ( USD price or FOB price) :
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Product origin :
New Zealand
Key Specifications/Special Features :
Key Product Features
- SQUEEZY BOTTLE - harvested raw, this pure and natural unpasteurised honey comes to you in an easy, convenient, squeezy bottle; no more sticky mess and ideal for the whole family to use
- WILD BEECH FOREST HONEYDEW - this honey comes from the untouched native beech forest found along the base of the Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand; harvested raw, our honey is a natural living food meaning it still contains all the natural pollens and enzymes as it is the original sweet liquid produced by the bees
Minimum Order Size and Packgaing details :
MOQ: 1 ton
Packaging: carton
Beech timber - commonly also known under its Latin name "Fagus sylvatica" is the one most widely spread in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains, belonging thus to the only unpolluted forest area in Europe.
TASS - SUPER SHORT
Thickness - 25/32/38/50 mm
Width - from 80 mm and wider
Length - from 300 mm till 900 mm
TAS - SHORT
Thickness - 25/32/38/50 mm
Width - from 100 mm and wider
Length - from 1000 mm till 2000 mm
TAL - LONG
Thickness - 25/32/38/50 mm
Width - from 120 mm and wider
Length - from 2100 mm and longer
Product Description :
Description
New Zealand Honey Co. Wild Beech Forest Honeydew Honey comes from the untouched, native, ancient beech forest that stretches along the base of the Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand. There is no other activity here other than beekeeping, resulting in a honey as pure and natural as you will ever find. Aphids that live on the beech trees eat the sap and from it they produce a sugar-like substance that they leave in drops on the bark of the tree - these drops sparkle in the sunlight, hence the name honeydew. The bees love this honeydew, collect it and produce a fantastic end product. This is what makes Wild Beech Forest Honeydew uniquely different from other honeys that are made from the nectar of flowers.
Price of product ( USD price or FOB price) :
contact
Product origin :
New Zealand
Key Specifications/Special Features :
Key Product Features
- WILD BEECH FOREST HONEYDEW - this honey comes from the untouched native beech forest found along the base of the Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand; harvested raw, our honey is a natural living food meaning it still contains all the natural pollens and enzymes as it is the original sweet liquid produced by the bees
- DELICIOUS - Wild Beech Forest Honeydew is dark amber in colour, resembling golden syrup or treacle, has hints of vanilla and malt and is not too sweet
Minimum Order Size and Packgaing details :
MOQ: 1 ton
Packaging: carton
Description
New Zealand Honey Co. Wild Beech Forest Honeydew Honey comes from the untouched, native, ancient beech forest that stretches along the base of the Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand. There is no other activity here other than beekeeping, resulting in a honey as pure and natural as you will ever find. Aphids that live on the beech trees eat the sap and from it they produce a sugar-like substance that they leave in drops on the bark of the tree - these drops sparkle in the sunlight, hence the name honeydew. The bees love this honeydew, collect it and produce a fantastic end product. This is what makes Wild Beech Forest Honeydew uniquely different from other honeys that are made from the nectar of flowers.
Our Wild Beech Forest Honeydew Honey is a fine, silky smooth honey with a deep gold-chestnut red colour. It has a clean and refreshing flavour thatâ??s not too sweet, with hints of vanilla and malt. The Wild Beech Forest Honeydew has a spicy orange peel aroma and has a consistency similar to that of treacle.
HEALTH BENEFITS
Wild Beech Forest Honeydew is a natural prebiotic, meaning it promotes the growth of beneficial bacteria that live in your gut. It actually has one of the highest prebiotic ratings of any honey in the world and is the ideal support to maintain your own unique and healthy beneficial digestive bacteria.
BEST USES
Our Wild Beech Forest Honeydew is wonderfully versatile. It is delicious as a spread with nutty breads, and works well with fresh cheeses such as ricotta or mascarpone, as well as harder cheeses such as a mature cheddar. The flavour profile works beautifully with poultry or seafood, and goes well in Moroccan style dishes. It is also equally delicious drizzled over fresh figs, cakes or pancakes and waffles.
Softwood: Pine, Spruce, Hornbeam, Beech, Birch, Fir, Cedar etc. All species available in sawn to customers specifications.
We would appreciate annual contracts and generally we deliver FOB, CNF or CIF DDP
With many years of experience in the wood sector
We have a very well equipped sawmill to supply a high volume of African
Hardwood Sawn Timber every month
We operate more than 80,000 hectares of forest in West & Central African
We can machine any of the listed species to your exact specification
Reforestation
All the timbers we supply come from a very well managed forest; every tree our partners cut is replaced so that the circle can continue. This process is one of the cores of our business
If we donâ??t have what you want, we can find it for you.
Dimension: Timber will be produced according to your inquiry
(You tell us the sizes, and qualities you need), and we
Are doing all the rest
27 Beech Forest Honeydew 350G Squeezy Suppliers
Short on time? Let Beech Forest Honeydew 350G Squeezy sellers contact you.
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Our Wild Thyme Honey comes from a single species of thyme that grows wild in a small area of the rugged and remote Central Otago Mountains located in the South Island of New Zealand. Introduced to the country during the gold rush of the 1800’s by Chinese miners, every October and November the side of the mountains are a mass of vivid purple thyme flowers and the air is filled with the amazing fragrance given off by this herb. This is the time of year when our bees produce Wild Thyme Honey.
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Our Wild Thyme Honey is one of New Zealand’s strongest flavoured honeys with a flavour that is intense, aromatic and distinctively herbal. Our Wild Thyme Honey works perfectly as an ingredient in many recipes, including marinades, stews and salad dressings. Wild Thyme Honey from New Zealand is often described as having a sweeter, fresher and more distinct taste, when compared to others from Europe. The honey is a beautiful caramel colour, with an intense herbal aroma and a thick, smooth texture.
Price of product ( USD price or FOB price) :
contact
Product origin :
New Zealand
Key Specifications/Special Features :
Key Product Features
SQUEEZY BOTTLE - harvested raw, this pure and natural unpasteurised Wild Thyme Honey comes to you in an easy, convenient, squeezy bottle; no more sticky mess and ideal for the whole family to use
WILD THYME HONEY - this intensely aromatic honey is produced by our bees in the rugged Central Otago Mountains in the South Island of New Zealand; it is a natural living food meaning it still contains all the natural pollens and enzymes as it is the original sweet liquid produced by the bees
Minimum Order Size and Packgaing details :
MOQ: 1 ton
Packaging: carton
8 oz. Black Forest Raw Honeydew Honey
Glass bottle . Unpasteurized, unprocessed, Raw and unheated. From wildforest not farmed or cultured. Produced by giant bees in Asia Apis Dorsata Breviligula. Not a blossom Honey based on the reducing sugars.
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) –DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
HoneydewHoney, In contrast to most other honeys, Honeydew Honey is not a floral, honey. Instead it is the product of two insect types working to create a, delicious and unique honey. Small scale-insects inhabit our beech, forests and produce a sticky liquid which is collected by honeybees, foraging in remote native Black Beech forests in the South Island of, New Zealand., Honeydew Honey contains complex sugars called Oligosaccharides, which research shows may support and strengthen good intestinal, bacteria and digestive functions. These Oligosaccharides may be, especially beneficial to people suffering from colitis or those taking, antibiotics which are renowned for killing all the good bacteria in the, intestinal tract. Honeydew Honey also contains higher levels of, antioxidants comparedto other floral honeys., Nelson Honey’s Honeydew is dark in colour, with a similar taste to, golden syrup or treacle. This runny honey does not crystallise in cooler, temperatures and is delicious with plain yoghurt,
Forest honey is also known as honeydew honey. Instead of gathering nectar from flowers, when making forest honey, bees collect honeydew from trees. Our forest honey is efficiently extracted from the western ghats.
Forest Honey
This Honey is usually produced by bees/aphid that collects nectar from trees, both conifers and deciduous and not from blossoms. It is also referred to as Honeydew.
Forest honey is produced by bees from oak, holm oak and cork oat forests. Actually it is considered honeydew. since it is not made with the nectar of flowers but from sugary solutions that bees collect from the leaves of the trees.
for this reason, bees continue to make honey when most of the flowers have bloomed, that is, until late August or early fall. Characterisitics of forest honey. Generally, honey has a dark amber color, although depending on the variety of honeydew, its color may change, likewise, its flavor is strong, a little sweet and with salty notes, so it is less sweet than other varieties of honey. on the other hand, regarding the aroma of forest honey, it is characterized by being floral, malty and very intense.
RUF Briquettes
10 - 12 pcs in one bag/package
1 x palette = 960 kg
Calorific power cca 18.9 MJ/kg
Measurement = 15 x 7 x 9 cm
Ash - up to 1.00%
Made from beech-forest sawdust and shavings for RUF briquettes
Suggested Recipe : Place 45gs of Flavored Powder into Shaker
Add 15gs of Non-Dairy Creamer into Shaker
30cc of Fructose
50cc of Hot Green Tea
100cc of Hot Water
Stir until dissolved
Fill the shaker full of Ice Cubes
Shake thoroughly and enjoy
Storage : Place in a cool, dry, and clean environment. Avoid direct sunlight.
All Flavors:
Lavender
Banana
Green Honeydew
Green Apple
Mango
Blueberry
Strawberry
Papaya
Coconut
Chocolate
Cherry Milk Tea
Passion Fruit
Vanilla
Orange
Lemon
Okinawa
Taro
Almond
3-in-1 Coffee
Aiyu Jelly
Milk Tea
Chai Tea
Black Forest
Lemon Smoothie
Thai Tea
Matcha
Cappuccino
Cake Milk Tea
Red Velvet
Bamboo Charcoal
Mocha
Egg Pudding
Natural Color
Hokkaido
Grass Jelly
Milk Foam
Product packaging is fully customizable to your company's logo
8 oz glass bottle
Our Black and Green wild honey are not blossom/flower or nectar honey  but a HONEYDEW HONEY -
secretions of living parts of plants or excretions of plant-sucking insects on plants.
The antioxidant and� antibacterial properties� of honeydew honey are higher than those of most blossom honeys.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is your honey cultured?
Answer -No
Our indigenous bee hunters need to walk 4 to 6 hours to locate the hives.
