Ying and husband Raymond reach for their honey jar when they want something sweet. ... But, often the labels on that honey you’re buying may not be telling you the whole story.

Therefore, when you see a "blend" label on a jar of honey, it means that the manufacturer has added other ingredients. Read more: What These Imitation Foods Are Actually Made Of.

What’s really in your honey? The sticky truth behind adulteration - FOOD FOCUS: Think that golden drizzle on your porridge is the last bastion of purity? Think again. DNA tests show that more than 90 ...

A small jar of high-grade mānuka honey can run upward of $180, making it one of the world’s most expensive honeys. It’s also reportedly one of the world’s most fraudulently labeled ingredients.

Airborne Honey, New Zealand’s oldest and most trusted honey brand, introduced the world’s first honest, undamaged and traceable (HUT) honey jar label at the Andaz Hotel in Shanghai last week. Airborne ...

Nutrition health experts at Tonic Health, have issued a warning to UK shoppers to check the labels on jars of honey before purchase to make sure they’re eating the real deal.. Replacing added ...

T.M. Klein & Sons sells the honey and, now, the jar too to other entrepreneurs. For two city kids just trying to pollinate a few apple trees, Terry and Mary Klein have done pretty well for themselves.

A 454g jar from one Irish brand is €2.99, but when I examine the label it tells me the honey inside is a blend from EU and non-EU sources. I have no way of knowing which countries it comes from.

What the MPI guidelines call for on new labels. Producers cannot make therapeutic claims about their manuka honey products. Claims such as ­’non-peroxide activity,’ total peroxide activity,’ ‘peroxide ...