Organic Honey

The British Beekeepers Association works to promote bees and beekeeping and to provide a range of services to its members.

The UK honey industry’s official web site, compiled by the British Honey Importers and Packers Association (BHIPA). It’s packed with fascinating facts about honey, how it is made and its uses in our every day lives, from health to cooking.

Run by bee farmers for bee farmers. The only association to represent the interests of the commercial and semi-commercial bee keepers of the U.K.

A federal research and promotion board under USDA oversight that conducts research, marketing and promotion programs to help maintain and expand domestic and foreign markets for honey and honey products.

Mission: to promote knowledge, appreciation, protection and restoration of wildlife habitats and their local species with an emphasis on bees. We are a powerful network””a tribe of people passionate about protecting and advocating for bees and all of nature.

News, articles, videos concerning honey bees, honey bee health, colony collapse disorder,

Our honey contains the subtle flavors and aromas that are reminiscent of fresh honeycomb right out of the hive. The secret is in our handling.

Built on a foundation of 4 generations of hands-on beekeeping experience. We are the pioneer in certified organic beekeeping in North America, having been granted USDA organic certification in 1995 after intense research and development for many years.

Did you know that de Traay introduced the EKO quality hallmark for honey, in collaboration with SKAL? de Traay has more than 30 types of honey in its range.

Beautifully packaged rare natural and organic gourmet honey. See why The Nibble, Great Food Finds, called our Macadamia honey …more satisfying than a spoonful of ice cream., and our Wilelaiki honey … a connoisseurs delight.

Our production facility in Peace River country features state-of-the-art honey processing and packaging technology.