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You get what you pay for: Cheap and diluted ‘honey’ imports from China threaten the livelihoods of local honey bee farmers because they drive down the price and encourage bad farming practices at home. (Petri Oeschger)
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Honey laundering: Transcontinental scheme puts fake honey into our supermarkets

South African beekeepers compete with cheap honey imports while still using ethical, bee-friendly practices

  • Tunicia Phillips
3 min read