Bees Make These

For over 4000 years, dating back to ancient Egypt, humans have used bee products as both food and medicine. Apart from honey, bees also create other valuable substances, such as propolis, bee pollen, bee bread, royal jelly and beeswax, each with its own unique properties and uses. 
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Propolis

Propolis is a resin-like material made by bees from the buds of poplar and cone-bearing trees

Pollen

Bee pollen grains are a mixture of flower pollen, nectar, enzymes, honey and bee secretions.

Bee Bread

Bee bread is a fermented mixture of plant pollen,honey and bee salivae.

Honey

Honey, produced by honeybees from flower nectar and honeydew,

Royal Jelly

Royal jelly is a thick, white nutritious substance produced by honey bees to feed the queen bees and their young. 

Beeswax

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bee.s

Bees Make These

For over 4000 years, dating back to ancient Egypt, humans have used bee products as both food and medicine. Apart from honey, bees also create other valuable substances, such as propolis, bee pollen, bee bread, royal jelly and beeswax, each with its own unique properties and uses. 
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Propolis

Propolis is a resin-like material made by bees from the buds of poplar and cone-bearing trees

Pollen

Bee pollen grains are a mixture of flower pollen, nectar, enzymes, honey and bee secretions.

Bee Bread

Bee bread is a fermented mixture of plant pollen,honey and bee salivae.

Honey

Honey, produced by honeybees from flower nectar and honeydew,

Royal Jelly

Royal jelly is a thick, white nutritious substance produced by honey bees to feed the queen bees and their young. 

Beeswax

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bee.s

Bees Make These
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For over 4000 years, dating back to ancient Egypt, humans have used bee products as both food and medicine. Apart from honey, bees also create other valuable substances, such as propolis, bee pollen, bee bread, royal jelly and beeswax, each with its own unique properties and uses. 

Propolis

Propolis is a resin-like material made by bees from the buds of poplar and cone-bearing trees

Pollen

Bee pollen grains are a mixture of flower pollen, nectar, enzymes, honey and bee secretions.

Bee Bread

Bee bread is a fermented mixture of plant pollen,honey and bee salivae.

Honey

Honey, produced by honeybees from flower nectar and honeydew,

Royal Jelly

Royal jelly is a thick, white nutritious substance produced by honey bees to feed the queen bees and their young. 

Beeswax

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bee.s

15K 

Trips/ day 

Made by a bee colony to collect nectar

20

Flowers

Visited by bees in a single minute

4

Million flowers

Visited to produce one kilo of honey

1/2

Tsp of honey

The amount a bee makes in a lifetime

15K 

Trips/ day 

Made by a bee colony to collect nectar

20

Flowers

Visited by bees in a single minute

4

Million flowers

Visited to produce one kilo of honey

1/2

Tsp of honey

The amount a bee makes in a lifetime

15K 

Trips/ day 

Made by a bee colony to collect nectar
Title

20

Flowers

Visited by bees in a single minute
Title

4

Million flowers

Visited to produce one kilo of honey
Title

1/2

Tsp of honey

The amount a bee makes in a lifetime

What makes honey unique?

Depending on honey's botanical origin, environmental conditions, processing techniques and apiary practices, the main nutritional components include carbohydrates (with simple sugars: fructose and glucose), vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes and polyphenols, including flavonoids. 

Floral origin

Monofloral honey comes from the nectar of a single type of flower, giving it a distinct taste and unique natural benefits from the plant it's sourced from.   

Geography

Mineral-rich soil, water and the unique flora in a specific geographical region have a significant impact on the hive and its' honey.

Processing 

Organic and ethical beekeeping keeps the hive healthy and thriving, allowing bees to produce the purest honey, carefully harvested in ways that preserve its natural goodness. 

Pure environment

Clean soil, water and pesticide-free plants create the perfect environment for pure, high-quality honey with naturally rich flavors and benefits.

What makes honey unique?

Depending on honey's botanical origin, environmental conditions, processing techniques and apiary practices, the main nutritional components include carbohydrates (with simple sugars: fructose and glucose), vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes and polyphenols, including flavonoids. 

Floral origin

Monofloral honey comes from the nectar of a single type of flower, giving it a distinct taste and unique natural benefits from the plant it's sourced from.   

Geography

Mineral-rich soil, water and the unique flora in a specific geographical region have a significant impact on the hive and its' honey.

Processing 

Organic and ethical beekeeping keeps the hive healthy and thriving, allowing bees to produce the purest honey, carefully harvested in ways that preserve its natural goodness. 

Pure environment

Clean soil, water and pesticide-free plants create the perfect environment for pure, high-quality honey with naturally rich flavors and benefits.

What makes honey unique?

Depending on honey's botanical origin, environmental conditions, processing techniques and apiary practices, the main nutritional components include carbohydrates (with simple sugars: fructose and glucose), vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes and polyphenols, including flavonoids. 

Floral origin

Monofloral honey comes from the nectar of a single type of flower, giving it a distinct taste and unique natural benefits from the plant it's sourced from.   

Geography

Mineral-rich soil, water and the unique flora in a specific geographical region have a significant impact on the hive and its' honey.

Processing 

Organic and ethical beekeeping keeps the hive healthy and thriving, allowing bees to produce the purest honey, carefully harvested in ways that preserve its natural goodness. 

Pure environment

Clean soil, water and pesticide-free plants create the perfect environment for pure, high-quality honey with naturally rich flavors and benefits.

Powerful Propolis

"Propolis" comes from the Greek words "pro" (meaning "before" or "for")  and "polis" (meaning "city"). Literally translating to "defender of the city" which refers to its role in protecting the bee hive. 

Propolis is a resin-like natural product produced by bees from tree resin, buds, and other plant sources. Bees collect this resin and mix it with saliva and beeswax to produce propolis. Due to its natural antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral properties, bees use propolis to seal crevices in the hive for insulation and protection against disease.

Propolis contains over 300 bioactive compounds, including six important bioactive polyphenols and flavonoids. It has been used in traditional medicine in various cultures for centuries. 


Powerful Propolis

"Propolis" comes from the Greek words "pro" (meaning "before" or "for")  and "polis" (meaning "city"). Literally translating to "defender of the city" which refers to its role in protecting the bee hive. 

Propolis is a resin-like natural material made by bees from the sap of trees, buds and other plant sources. Bees collect this resin and mix it with saliva and beeswax to create propolis, which is then used by the bees to seal gaps in the hive for insulation and protection against disease.

Containing more than 300 bioactive compounds, including six major bioactive polyphenols and flavonoids, propolis is one of the most potent natural antibiotics. For centuries, it has been used in traditional medicine for its many health benefits  

Powerful Propolis

"Propolis" comes from the Greek words "pro" (meaning "before" or "for")  and "polis" (meaning "city"). Literally translating to "defender of the city" which refers to its role in protecting the bee hive. 

Propolis is a resin-like natural material made by bees from the sap of trees, buds and other plant sources. Bees collect this resin and mix it with saliva and beeswax to create propolis, which is then used by the bees to seal gaps in the hive for insulation and protection against disease.

Containing more than 300 bioactive compounds, including six major bioactive polyphenols and flavonoids, propolis is one of the most potent natural antibiotics.  For centuries, it has been used in traditional medicine for its many health benefits:  

Better Plants
Better Ingredients

Along with what the hive has to offer, we also incorporate other carefully selected natural vitamins and minerals into our products. Sourced from the finest plants, these ingredients provide a rich variety of micronutrients. We believe in the power of nature, which is why we use only natural ingredients because they are better absorbed by the body for maximum benefits.

Better Plants
Better Ingredients

Along with what the hive has to offer, we also incorporate other carefully selected natural ingredients into our products. Sourced from the finest plants, these ingredients provide a rich variety of micronutrients. We believe in the power of nature, which is why we use only natural ingredients because they are better absorbed by the body for maximum benefits.

Better Plants
Better Ingredients

Along with what the hive has to offer, we also incorporate other carefully selected natural ingredients into our products. Sourced from the finest plants, these ingredients provide a rich variety of micronutrients. We believe in the power of nature, which is why we use only natural ingredients because they are better absorbed by the body for maximum benefits.

Here are some of the natural vitamins and minerals we use in our products:

Vitamin B6 & B9 extracted from lemon peel

Vitamin B12 extracted from algae

Vitamin C extracted from Acerola

Vitamin D extracted from pine 

Vitamin K from plant Phytol

Magnesium extracted from seawater 

Selenium obtained from yeast

Zinc extracted from guava extract

Copper extracted from sesame seeds

Find out more about the properties and effects of the individual ingredients in our science blog

 

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