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Does what it says, and the taste is nice too. Would definitely recommend.
Maurice J. · Verified Amazon customer
Really good honey for the price, and shipping was fast. Only place I buy it from now.
David B. · Verified Amazon customer
The MGO 400 Manuka honey tastes good and the quality is great.
Klaus B. · Verified Amazon customer
Worth every cent. I'll happily buy again.
Peter P. · Verified Amazon customer
Tastes really delicious. The lid is a bit hard to twist back on, but otherwise well worth recommending.
Bernd B. · Verified Amazon customer
Common questions
Our Manuka Honey comes from the remote wilderness of New Zealand. We work directly with local beekeepers and bottle the honey at our own facility on-site.
MGO stands for methylglyoxal, the natural compound that makes Manuka honey unique. The higher the MGO value, the higher the measured content and the rarer the honey. All our MGO values are verified by an independent laboratory.
Manuka Honey can only be produced in New Zealand, where the Manuka bush grows. The flowering season is short and the harvest limited. On top of that, our thorough quality assurance (including independent lab testing of every batch) adds to the care that goes into each jar.
UMF stands for Unique Manuka Factor, New Zealand's strictest grading standard. MGO measures one compound. UMF certifies four, including Leptosperin, the marker that only appears in real Manuka. Cosana is a licensed UMF brand (License No. 3178), and every jar shows both ratings so you can compare.
We run our own Manuka honey packing facility in Taupo, New Zealand. From filtering to sealing, every step happens under one roof before the honey is shipped. Cosana holds eight independent certifications: for food safety (BRCGS A, ISO 9001, FDA), for New Zealand origin and authenticity (FernMark, UMF) and for special dietary standards (Non-GMO, HALAL, Kosher). In addition, Cosana is registered with the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries (NZ MPI). We control the quality - independent bodies confirm it.
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