Indic Organics Western Ghats Raw Honey

Wild-Flower, Unprocessed, Unheated & Unpasteurized | Produced by Non-Sugar Fed Bees, 320 gm

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• Directly Sourced from Artisanal Beekeepers of Interior Forests of Western Ghats near Puttur TQ, Dakshina Kannada District
• Western Ghats Region is home to some of the rarest of rare Medicinal flowers and herbs of the planet.
• The Product generally has a Frothy Layer on Top which denotes Honey is Unheated & Unprocessed
• Our Beekeepers do not feed any kind of Sugar Syrup to Honey Bees during the Harvesting Season
• Raw, Unprocessed, Unheated & Unpasteurized

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Western Ghats Region, which is older than the Himalayas, is blessed with a rich Flora and Fauna. It is home to some of the rarest of rare flowers and herbs of the planet. That is why it has been declared as a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the eight Hotspots of biological diversity in the world. This Honey is directly collected from the beekeepers in the midst of Western Ghats in the deep interior forests of Karnataka. Today Majority of Beekeepers in India have found Innovative ways to corrupt a pristine gift of Nature called Honey. These ways include dipping the honeycomb in sugar syrup and/or keeping a bowl of sugar syrup for feeding the bees. Honey bees suck on this sugar syrup confusing it with the flower's nectar and produce honey which is of substandard quality without much Health benefits. Our beekeepers do not feed sugar syrup to honey bees in the hives . This ensures the honey is collected by bees in the forests from rare medicinal flowers of Western Ghats giving this honey a dark maroonish full bodied colour and texture.