Asiatic Bee Honey (Apis cerana) is a type of honey produced by the Asian Honeybee, scientifically known as Apis cerana. This species of bee is primarily found in Southeast Asia, parts of South Asia, and some regions of the Pacific Islands. The honey produced by these bees is highly valued for its unique flavor profile, rich nutritional benefits, and its potential therapeutic properties.

Origin and Production

• Apis cerana, the Asian Honeybee, is smaller and more aggressive than the European honeybee (Apis mellifera). These bees are typically found in the wild or in traditional beekeeping systems across Asia, where they often build their hives in trees, cliffs, and other secluded locations. Unlike European honeybees, which are often domesticated and kept in hives, Apis cerana bees are more likely to be left in their natural habitats, often harvested by local honey collectors.

• The honey is typically harvested during the peak seasons when nectar sources are abundant, such as from wildflowers, fruits, and native plants that are native to the Asian regions these bees inhabit.

SELLER: Nagaland Beekeeping and Honey Mission

ITEM: Raw Honey 

SPECIES: Apis Cerena

WEIGHT: 250gm

FSSAI: 11924003000052

ORIGIN: Nagaland, India