We own the farm, the hives and the factory, meaning a smaller supply chain and lower greenhouse gas emissions!

We're returning farmland to its former state by planting Mānuka tress alongside other New Zealand natives. We're also working with the Taranaki Kiwi Trust to trap introduced predators on our South Taranaki farm. This means we will eventually be able to introduce Kiwi into the native forest that makes up the majority of the farm!

Our hives are located deep in New Zealand's remote native forests, far away from any pesticides or contamination commonly found in other honey-producing countries. Our independent laboratory testing certifies that all our honey is non-GMO, glyphosate residue-free and antibiotic free - nothing to hide, nothing but nature.

Some apiaries move their bees to commercial orchards during the winter, but our girls work hard enough making honey during the summer. We leave them to rest during the 'off season' to reduce any extra stress.

Bees are integral to the ecosystem. Without pollination, we would have no food and therefore no life as we know it. Our beekeepers carefully and ethically foster queen bee numbers through disease and swarm management, so that the population can thrive.

Skip the toxic pesticides and herbicides! Opt for organic products to fertilise and nourish your garden instead.

If you find a sluggish-looking bee that's struggling to fly, chances are they've been blown off-course an need a helping hand. Place a drop of honey or sugar water mixture on a teaspoon in front of them to help them regain their energy levels.