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Insights

Field notes from 16 years in the global honey trade.

Practical reading for buyers, NPD teams and regulatory managers, written from the warehouse floor rather than the marketing department.

Manuka·7 min read

Manuka honey MGO grades: a technical guide for manufacturers

How methylglyoxal levels behave across MGO 100+ through MGO 800+ — and which grade fits cosmetic, ingredient and wound-care formulations.

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Manuka·5 min read

MGO vs UMF: which Manuka grading scale should be on your label?

Two scales, one honey. A practical guide for buyers and NPD teams choosing between MGO and UMF for retail and ingredient applications.

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Logistics·4 min read

Exporting honey to the EU: what the veterinary health certificate actually requires

Post-Brexit honey shipments from GB to the EU need an Export Health Certificate. Here's what that means in practice — and how we handle it.

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Quality·4 min read

Moisture, HMF and shelf life: the three numbers that decide your honey's future

Honey is hygroscopic, sensitive to heat, and slowly changes over time. The three lab numbers that predict whether your stock will still be on-spec next year.

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Manuka·6 min read

Manuka honey benefits: an evidence-led review for buyers and formulators

What the peer-reviewed literature actually says about Manuka honey's antibacterial, wound-healing and oral-health benefits.

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Manuka·5 min read

What is medical grade Manuka honey — and how is it different from the jar in the supermarket?

Medical grade Manuka is not just high MGO. It's a specific spec covering sterility, traceability and documentation. Here's what separates it from retail.

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Manuka·5 min read

Manuka honey vs Medihoney: a buyer's guide to medical-grade options

Medihoney is a branded medical Manuka product. For buyers sourcing the underlying material for private label or wound-care formulation, here's the landscape.

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