Finest pure, raw, wild honey is available in 250ml, 350ml bottles and we also sell per gallon. Available in light and dark color variations. Light-colored honey usually has a mild flavor, while darker honey has a stronger and sourly flavor. Please also know that the taste, color, texture/viscosity of our all-natural honey varies on the nectar source- the floral, the weather, and the temperature of the honey itself.
Please consider our offer:
Type of Honey with pricing: Wild Honey at $2.00/kg
Number of Trucks / Containers 5 containers at 20MT/container/mo.
Is it homogenized in 20 MT Lots?: Our honey is not homogenized. Rather it is organic, unpasteurized, uncultured, and unprocessed. Direct from hive to bottle.
Is the honey offered fully analyzed?: Not yet, but will provide the analysis result later to be conducted by a competent laboratory here in the Philippines.
Can you advise Moisture, HMF, F/G Ratio (if possible) that you can guarantee: Yes, we will advise.
Delivery Period: It depends on the courier services. Standard is 3 to 4 weeks period.
Payment Terms: Cash against Documents (CAD)
Good day this is Jezza the Owner of Virgie's Wild Honey in Mindanao Philippines. We supply Honey throughout Mindanao Malls like Gaisano Mall, Grand Mall, KCC Mall and JS Gaisano. We have supporting documents like BPAD, DTI permit Number, LTO Number, Business Permits and we also have a result of laboratory analysis conducted in Compostella Valley. Were looking forward to do business with you.
Product Name : Virgies Wild Honey
Honey Specification: Wild Honey Variety: Wildflower and Star Thistle
Distributor of Wild Honey in Mindanao Philippines. Affordable Authentic and Pure from the forest of Compostela Valley. Open for wholesalers. We deliver Mall's in the Philippines Complete Papers BPAD, DTI Permit number, Lto Number and Business Permits.
Manuka Honey is honey produced in Australia and New Zealand from the nectar of the Manuka tree. The honey is commonly sold as an alternative medicine.
Manuka Honey is produced by introduced European honey bees (Apis mellifera)feeding on the Manuka or tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) which grows uncultivated throughout New Zealand and southeastern Australia.
Why is Active Manuka Honey So Unique?
Bees have developed a unique preservative system for honey. They inject an enzyme that protects it from bacterial degradation. As long as no air or water can get into the honey it will last for thousands of years. Honey found in the pharaohs tombs in sealed jars was still edible after 3000 years of storage.
This preservative system produces hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria, but can only be used once. Manuka Honey is unique in that is has a range of compounds collected from the nectar of the Manuka flower which provide a second and more effective preservative system, now known as Non-Peroxide Activity (NPA).
NPA levels will very depending on where the Manuka honey is collected from, This is the secret that the Maori have held close for hundreds of years. They understand the plantations that yield the honey with the highest NPA levels. Beekeepers are now discovering this and we can bring you honey with some of the highest anti-bacterial properties in the world.
What Are The Health Benefits of Manuka Honey?
Professor Peter Molan at the University of Waikato was one of the first to recognise the true potential of the anti-bacterial properties of Manuka Honey. His research demonstrated that Manuka Honey from different plants not only had activity against different bacteria but also that plants in different areas produced Manuka Honey with different levels.
In his research he found that the different levels of activity had different and varied effects with respect to human health and wellness. For example a lower activity honeys were excellent for gastric health, the mid range activities were better suited to immune function improvement and the highest levAels were excellent for assisting with repair of skin conditions ranging from burns through to bacterial infections and also common cuts and abrasions.
Active Manuka Honey has been shown to be effective in the treatment of gastric and digestive ailments, overall immune function improvement, treatment for ulcers, strep throat, cold sores, pressure ulcers, staph infections (including MRSA), cuts, abrasions and burns
What is Manuka Honey?
¨ is honey produced in Australia and New Zealand from the nectar of the Manuka tree. The honey is commonly sold as an alternative medicine.
¨ is produced by introduced European honey bees (Apis mellifera)feeding on the Manuka or tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) which grows uncultivated throughout New Zealand and southeastern Australia.
Why is Active Manuka Honey So Unique?
¨ Bees have developed a unique preservative system for honey. They inject an enzyme that protects it from bacterial degradation. As long as no air or water can get into the honey it will last for thousands of years. Honey found in the pharaohs tombs in sealed jars was still edible after 3000 years of storage!
¨ This preservative system produces hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria, but can only be used once. Manuka Honey is unique in that is has a range of compounds collected from the nectar of the Manuka flower which provide a second and more effective preservative system, now known as Non-Peroxide Activity (NPA).
¨ NPA levels will very depending on where the Manuka honey is collected from, This is the secret that the Maori have held close for hundreds of years. They understand the plantations that yield the honey with the highest NPA levels. Beekeepers are now discovering this and we can bring you honey with some of the highest anti-bacterial properties in the world.
What Are The Health Benefits of Manuka Honey?
¨ Professor Peter Molan at the University of Waikato was one of the first to recognise the true potential of the anti-bacterial properties of Manuka Honey. His research demonstrated that Manuka Honey from different plants not only had activity against different bacteria but also that plants in different areas produced Manuka Honey with different levels.
¨ In his research he found that the different levels of activity had different and varied effects with respect to human health and wellness. For example a lower activity honeys were excellent for gastric health, the mid range activities were better suited to immune function improvement and the highest levAels were excellent for assisting with repair of skin conditions ranging from burns through to bacterial infections and also common cuts and abrasions.
¨ Active Manuka Honey has been shown to be effective in the treatment of gastric and digestive ailments, overall immune function improvement, treatment for ulcers, strep throat, cold sores, pressure ulcers, staph infections (including MRSA), cuts, abrasions and burns…
¨ Active Manuka Honey is Healing
What is Manuka Honey?
¨ is honey produced in Australia and New Zealand from the nectar of the Manuka tree. The honey is commonly sold as an alternative medicine.
¨ is produced by introduced European honey bees (Apis mellifera)feeding on the Manuka or tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) which grows uncultivated throughout New Zealand and southeastern Australia.
Why is Active Manuka Honey So Unique?
¨ Bees have developed a unique preservative system for honey. They inject an enzyme that protects it from bacterial degradation. As long as no air or water can get into the honey it will last for thousands of years. Honey found in the pharaohs tombs in sealed jars was still edible after 3000 years of storage!
¨ This preservative system produces hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria, but can only be used once. Manuka Honey is unique in that is has a range of compounds collected from the nectar of the Manuka flower which provide a second and more effective preservative system, now known as Non-Peroxide Activity (NPA).
¨ NPA levels will very depending on where the Manuka honey is collected from, This is the secret that the Maori have held close for hundreds of years. They understand the plantations that yield the honey with the highest NPA levels. Beekeepers are now discovering this and we can bring you honey with some of the highest anti-bacterial properties in the world.
What Are The Health Benefits of Manuka Honey?
¨ Professor Peter Molan at the University of Waikato was one of the first to recognise the true potential of the anti-bacterial properties of Manuka Honey. His research demonstrated that Manuka Honey from different plants not only had activity against different bacteria but also that plants in different areas produced Manuka Honey with different levels.
¨ In his research he found that the different levels of activity had different and varied effects with respect to human health and wellness. For example a lower activity honeys were excellent for gastric health, the mid range activities were better suited to immune function improvement and the highest levAels were excellent for assisting with repair of skin conditions ranging from burns through to bacterial infections and also common cuts and abrasions.
¨ Active Manuka Honey has been shown to be effective in the treatment of gastric and digestive ailments, overall immune function improvement, treatment for ulcers, strep throat, cold sores, pressure ulcers, staph infections (including MRSA), cuts, abrasions and burns…
¨ Active Manuka Honey is Healing
What is Manuka Honey?
¨ is honey produced in Australia and New Zealand from the nectar of the Manuka tree. The honey is commonly sold as an alternative medicine.
¨ is produced by introduced European honey bees (Apis mellifera)feeding on the Manuka or tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) which grows uncultivated throughout New Zealand and southeastern Australia.
Why is Active Manuka Honey So Unique?
¨ Bees have developed a unique preservative system for honey. They inject an enzyme that protects it from bacterial degradation. As long as no air or water can get into the honey it will last for thousands of years. Honey found in the pharaohs tombs in sealed jars was still edible after 3000 years of storage!
¨ This preservative system produces hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria, but can only be used once. Manuka Honey is unique in that is has a range of compounds collected from the nectar of the Manuka flower which provide a second and more effective preservative system, now known as Non-Peroxide Activity (NPA).
¨ NPA levels will very depending on where the Manuka honey is collected from, This is the secret that the Maori have held close for hundreds of years. They understand the plantations that yield the honey with the highest NPA levels. Beekeepers are now discovering this and we can bring you honey with some of the highest anti-bacterial properties in the world.
What Are The Health Benefits of Manuka Honey?
¨ Professor Peter Molan at the University of Waikato was one of the first to recognise the true potential of the anti-bacterial properties of Manuka Honey. His research demonstrated that Manuka Honey from different plants not only had activity against different bacteria but also that plants in different areas produced Manuka Honey with different levels.
¨ In his research he found that the different levels of activity had different and varied effects with respect to human health and wellness. For example a lower activity honeys were excellent for gastric health, the mid range activities were better suited to immune function improvement and the highest levAels were excellent for assisting with repair of skin conditions ranging from burns through to bacterial infections and also common cuts and abrasions.
¨ Active Manuka Honey has been shown to be effective in the treatment of gastric and digestive ailments, overall immune function improvement, treatment for ulcers, strep throat, cold sores, pressure ulcers, staph infections (including MRSA), cuts, abrasions and burns…
¨ Active Manuka Honey is Healing
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
20KG Amber Jar +10 Manuka Honey
Manuka honey comes from the nectar of the Manuka flowers found around the Northland and the East Cape of New Zealand. It is a golden brown creamy honey with a rich and flavorsome taste.
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF QUALITY MARK
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) – DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) –DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) – MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
Manuka Honey is a unique New Zealand honey from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum Scoparium), a native of New Zealand. Manuka Honey is widely regarded as the finest honey in the world with its unique properties being widely regarded by scientists and consumers alike.
THE UMF Quality Mark
The UMF quality mark and grading system appraises natural markers found in Manuka Honey, and assures purity and quality. Please see the UMF website at www.umfha.org.nz .
To receive a UMF grading, the honey must contain the following markers:
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) DHA is a compound naturally present in Manuka flower nectar, and is a precursor to the development of MGO.
Methylglyoxal (MGO) MGO is a naturally occurring unique chemical marker that is abundant in high quality Manuka honey. MGO is responsible for the antibacterial properties of honey which have been shown to be very effective when applied to non-healing and infected wounds in clinical situations.
Leptosperin – This is a naturally-occurring compound found only in the nectar of Manuka and some closely-related plants.
WHAT IS THE UMF GRADING SYSTEM BASED ON?
The UMF grading system is currently related to the level of methylglyoxal MGO found in the honey for example:
