Manuka Honey is produced in both Australia and New Zealand. It is highly prized for its methylglyoxal content – a naturally occurring compound with medicinal qualities. In Australia, Manuka Honey is stringently tested and certified according to criteria set by...
Australia’s varroa-free status was something to be proud of and to protect. The pest is endemic in other countries worldwide, causing harm to bees and their hives. The mite cannot affect honey, and is not present in honey, but the impact of varroa mite can have a...
The Importance of Bees in Farming Global farming practices have always had a primary focus on increasing yield. The stakeholder benefits are greater profits, consistent supply, and reduced hunger. Over the last century, government bodies and private organisations...
AB’s Honey Support Fire and Flood Hit Australian Beekeepers When we partner with beekeepers, the beekeeper’s family becomes part of our own. As an Australian family-owned business, supporting our family is a priority. That’s why when the floods and bushfires hit, we...
Environmental Impacts on Honey Production The last few years have proved challenging for Australian Beekeepers. After many years of drought, there followed the 2019/2020 Black Summer fires, which destroyed many prime areas. 2022 has provided challenges for many with...
Australia wins Manuka trademark battle with New Zealand In December 2021 Australia won the legal fight with New Zealand. The Australian Manuka Association advised the following: The Australian Manuka Honey Association is delighted to inform you the UK Intellectual...
