Heavy metals have contaminated one-sixth of China’s farmland. Professor Luo Xiwen during a seminar hosted by the Guangdong
Provincial Association for Science and Technology pointed out that the amount of contaminated land is more than 300 million mu.
Honey is a natural product. Honey sourced from a polluted environment are likely to be contaminated. Our honey, on the other hand, are
sourced from the pristine and pollution-free Tasmanian rainforests in Australia without being subject to contamination.
According to insiders in the local honey industry, honey is being harvested every day in the honey apiaries in China. However, only honey
harvested on the third week is considered mature honey. This means that most honey in China could be immature honey which contains
high water content and requires pressing, boiling and heating to process them thereby compromising the quality and nutritional value
present in honey.
To protect the local honey industry, China imposes high standards on imported honey. All our honey has to go through a series of stringent
laboratory testing conducted in China. Each of our products are certified in China which reaffirms the authenticity and quality.