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In-house production

at our facility in Taupo, New Zealand

In-house production

Experienced team

Led by our Manuka Honey expert Chris Bowman

Experienced team

Direct contact with our beekeepers

Long-standing relationships with trusted partners

Direct contact with our beekeepers

Independently lab-tested

Every batch verified at Hill Labs, Hamilton

Independently lab-tested

New Zealand HQ

Our facility in Taupo, New Zealand

Our honey processing facility in Taupo is home to all our offices and workspaces for the team.

It also houses our warehouse and our advanced honey processing system.

Warehouse

The process begins

The honey is shipped from our beekeepers in drums to our warehouse, where it's stored until it's selected for production.

Before use, the honey is moved into a warming chamber to bring it up to temperature.

Filtration

The honey is filtered

The honey drums are taken out of the warming chamber and tipped into the processing system.

The honey then passes through several fine-mesh filters to remove any unwanted particles, primarily wax fragments.

Creaming

Stirred to a smooth cream

Next, the honey is cooled through heat exchangers before being transferred into large mixing tanks.

Once in the mixing tanks, the creaming process begins, giving our Manuka Honey its distinctive smooth, creamy texture.

Bottling

The honey is bottled

The creamy honey is transferred into the bottling room, where the jars and containers are filled.

After filling, each jar and container is sealed and fitted with a lid.

The journey begins

Labelling

Each honey jar and container receives a label on both the container and lid, goes through a final quality check, and is prepared for shipping.

Discover our Manuka Honey

That's how the honey gets into your jar.

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