Georgia Honey Farm LLC
P.O. Box 767456
Roswell, GA 30076 , USA
Alex Pakdaman
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770-714-8517
770-804-2088 (fax)
Georgia Honey Farm has been in the beekeeping industry for over 15 years. Our team is composed of competent beekeepers who dedicate their time and know-how to create the best conditions for our honey bees to be able to produce the finest honey for you.
Georgia Honey Farm’s raw and unfiltered honey varieties are affordable and available locally. Our honey is neither pasteurized so that you can get all the benefits from honey that you’ve heard health buffs and honey connoisseurs buzzing about.
Savannah Bee Company
211 Johnny Mercer Blvd
Savannah, GA 31410 , USA
Ted Dennard
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(912) 234-0688
(912) 234-0125 (fax)
Savannah Bee Company is internationally admired for its pure 80% minimum pollen count standard specialty honeys and honeycomb. It also produces a luxurious natural and organic beeswax body care line. The mission of the company is to provide pure, rare delectable honey and beneficial hive products while educating people about the wonders of honeybees.
www.savannahbee.com
Please note that all of our honeys are Kosher certified by Kosher Supervision of America (KSA)
We will ship any amount of retail sales, Wholesale shipping is a minimum $300 first order, $200 thereafter.
You can also order by mail or fax, and we have 3 retail stores in Savannah, Georgia.
We have no-drip honey pumps for 12 oz jars and 80 oz bulk containers!
Tropical Traders
P.O. Box 652
Captain Cook, HI 96704 , USA
Royal Hawaiian Honey
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510-601-5632
Royal Hawaiian Honeys are single-source, organic, varietal honeys produced by a family farm on the Big Island of Hawaii. 100% raw, they are available in a 12-oz. gourmet line, 44-oz. (2.75-lb.) family-size line and in bulk. Royal Hawaiian Honey is the nation’s first certified Carbonfree™ food product. Carbonfree™ means that all carbon emissions generated in the production and shipping of our honeys are calculated and off-set by investing in reforestation, renewable energy, and energy efficiency projects.
Manoa Honey Company
3081G Paty Drive
Honolulu, HI 96822 , USA
Michael Kliks
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(808) 988-7203
(808) 988-5161 (fax)
Manoa Honey Company’s honeys are all pure, raw, Hawaiian honeys. Our Pele’s Gold is a blend of honeys from all of our 9 apiaries on the island of O`ahu and contains the nectar of more than 1000 kinds of flowers. Our single nectar source honeys include `Ohi`a Lehua, Christmas Berry, and Crater Kiawe and our single apiary sourced honeys are Manoa Meli and Waikane Golden. All of our fine honeys are available in elegant 9 and 12 oz glass jars and 9 and 12 oz “squeeze” bears.” We also produce Fresh Pollen, live and ready to eat straight from our Manoa Valley hives. . .and pure beeswax in blocks or hand-dipped candles. Our sister companies Island Pollination Services, and Honeybee Management, provide mobile pollination to many of our local diversified agriculture enterprises and bee removal and installation for public and private agencies and property owners.
Big Island Bee Company LLC
PO Box 1777
Kealakekua, HI 96750 , USA
Whendi
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(808) 324-0295
(808) 328 9478 (fax)
Our family is the largest honey producer in the state of Hawaii and is known for the great care we take to preserve the quality of our single-floral honey, avoiding heating, filtering, or blending. This careful attention to quality has led our honey to be featured in ten national publications, including The New York Times, Culinary Trends, Elle, The Gourmet Retailer, and Food & Wine. In addition to the package sizes listed below, we also offer a “Gift Pack” of three 4.5 oz. jars. If you plan to travel to the Big Island please visit our beekeeping and honey museum. Details about, and directions to, the museum can be found on our website: www.bigislandbees.com.
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