Republica BIO Honey from ecological mountain flowers, raw 

Why choose this product?

• Organic certified: Product compliant with strict European Union standards for organic agriculture, free from genetically modified organisms and non-irradiated.
• Tested against contaminants: The honey has been verified for pesticide, antibiotic (30 of the most common), and heavy metal (Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, Arsenic) content in Wessling laboratories, Hungary.
• Guaranteed purity: Tested against sugar additives and adulterating agents (glucose, cereal flour, starch, gelatin, and glue) by the Research and Development Institute for Apiculture in Romania.

Ideal for:

• People concerned about general health: Polyfloral honey is known for its complexity, combining nectar from multiple plant species, which makes it beneficial for a wide range of conditions.
• Adherents of a natural diet: Authentic Romanian product, without artificial additives, organically certified.
• Those seeking pure and raw honey: Polyfloral honey is raw, unpasteurized, and rich in live enzymes, minerals, and vitamins.
• Responsible consumers: The honey comes from bees that collect nectar from unpolluted crops, free from chemical substances.

Key benefits:

• Nutritional complexity: Polyfloral honey combines nectar from multiple plant species, offering a wide spectrum of nutrients and health benefits.
• Organic and raw product: The honey is raw, unpasteurized, and free from contaminants, offering all the benefits of its natural nutrients.
• Quality certification: Product organically certified by Bio Garantie, with certification number RO-ECO-029.
• Authentic Romanian product: Originating from Transylvania, the honey is a 100% Romanian product, recognized for its superior quality.

Store the product in a dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Enjoy mountain flower honey in teas, on bread, or as a natural sweetener in various dishes.

Warning: Honey crystallization is a natural process that does not affect the quality or properties of the product. Avoid heating for decrystallization, as nutritional qualities may be affected. Honey is not recommended for children under 1 year of age.