| Category: | Organic sweetener |
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| MOQ: | 1 Bottle |
| Certificate: | Testing reports |
| Uses & Application: | Acacia(Babool) Honey: Acacia flowers bloom in April- May months & that is the time we relocate our beehives so that bee mostly take nectar from these trees. But trees have to be in good number and in large area Rich in antioxidant (Potential benefit) |
| Packing: | 280GM |
| Packing Details: | BOTTLE |
| Supply Capacity: | 100 |
| Port of Dispatch: | Any |
| Delivery Time (In Days): | 10 |
| Payment: | Cash on delivery,Net banking |
Natural Flora Honey is a pure and unprocessed honey made from the nectar of various wildflowers and plants thriving in untouched natural environments. Unlike monofloral honey, which comes from a single type of flower, this honey is polyfloral, meaning bees collect nectar from multiple floral sources, creating a rich and diverse flavor.
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(Light, Delicate & Naturally Sweet – Slow Crystallization Honey)
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Acacia Honey comes from nectar collected by honeybees from the white blossoms of the Acacia tree (Robinia pseudoacacia). These trees bloom briefly in the spring, making the honey a rare, limited-edition treat. The bees gather nectar and store it in the hive, where natural enzymatic processes transform it. As excess moisture evaporates, the honey thickens. Once fully matured, beekeepers harvest the honey using cold-extraction methods to preserve its delicate floral flavor and nutrients.
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