FAQs
The Good Health Small Bee Honey is a wild forest honey collected by native small bees known as Apis florea. These bees forage across diverse wild forest flowers and flowering plants, giving the honey its distinctive natural character.
Small Bee Honey is valued for its wild forest floral origin and natural character. It is carefully collected and retains naturally occurring pollen and plant derived compounds from the floral sources visited by the bees.
Yes. Small Bee Honey can be enjoyed in moderation as part of a regular diet and used as a natural sweetener in everyday food and beverage preparations.
Enjoy it directly or add it to lukewarm water, tea, herbal drinks, milk, smoothies, cereals, fruits, yogurt and other suitable food preparations.
Honey is not suitable for infants below 12 months of age. For children above 12 months, it can be consumed in appropriate quantities as part of a balanced diet.
The honey is carefully collected and minimally processed. It retains naturally occurring pollen and the characteristic properties of its forest floral sources.
As a wild forest honey, its colour, aroma, flavour and texture can naturally vary depending on the flowers available to the bees, the season and the particular harvest.
No. The Good Health Small Bee Honey contains no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or artificial flavours.
Natural crystallization is a normal characteristic of honey. The rate and texture of crystallization can naturally vary depending on its floral sources and natural composition.
The Good Health Small Bee Honey is collected from wild forest floral sources across the Eastern and Western Ghats, where native Apis florea bees forage naturally.