07/26/2026
Adulterated honey is real, folks.
The best way to know you’re getting the real thing? Know your beekeeper.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Besides asking if the honey contains any additives, find out whether they’re a producer or a packer.
🐝 Producer: They own the bees, and 100% of the honey they sell comes from their own hives.
🍯 Packer: They purchase some or all of their honey from other sources and bottle it under their own label.
Of course, anyone can tell you what you want to hear. That’s why it’s worth asking about their apiary too:
• Where are their hives located?
• How many colonies do they manage?
• Can they share recent photos or videos of them working their bees?
A real beekeeper is usually proud to talk about their bees. The more transparent they are, the more confident you can feel about the honey you’re buying.
Support local beekeepers, ask questions, and know where your honey comes from. 🍯🐝
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🚨 American Beekeepers Need Your Help. 🚨
Today, beekeepers are calling on Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to take action against one of the biggest food frauds affecting America—fake honey.
Bret Adee has written a letter that he will send to the secretary. Please read and sign your name at the bottom so your support can be shown to the secretary to STOP fake honey.
Link to letter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gCwqLRNqHqrc70VA75SZ-dNEKfM8v97R6vP3-NTYOvo/edit?usp=drivesdk
After its completed please email it straight to [email protected]
