Newest honey factory
The honey business seems to be booming downunder despite varroa. In North Island, New Zealand Steens Honey is building a $500,000 factory to service about 7000 Wairarapa hives and employ up to 20 people. At full capacity, they will be processing 250 tonnes of manuka honey annually for Comvita and other outlets.
Labels: commerce, health, honeybee health, varroa
posted by Turlough | 15:07
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Because historic Egyptians and also, about this part from the globe, many Mesoamerican ethnicities experienced Honey
located its properties, specially the actual recovery of chronic wounds.
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