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Midlands Honeydew Honey
Honeydew (also known as Beech Honey or Forest Dew Honey) is collected from Black Beech trees, located in the Alpine forest of the South Island of New Zealand. This honey is uniquely made, firstly small insects deep within the beech forest produce sticky liquid collected on Black Beech trees. Honeybees then search these remote forests for the New Zealand native tree and collect its nectar.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Crystals
- Liquid
- Powder
- Solid
Other characteristics
- Functions
Conditioner, Emollient, Nutritive Sweetener, Sugar Substitute, Sweetener
- Dosage Form
Gummies, Lozenges, Powder & Powder Blends, Sachets; Gummies; Lozenges; Powder & Powder Blends; Sachets
- Ingredient Name
- Honeydew Honey
- Odor
- Wood forests
- Flavor
- Herbal
- Markets
- Food & Nutrition
- Healthcare & Pharma
- Personal Care
- Shelf LIfe
- 4 years
- Ingredient
- Honeydew Honey
- Technology
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Food Ingredients
- Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals
- Benefit Claims
- Conditioning
- Emolliency
- Packaging Type
- Bottles
- Drums
- Jars
- Pails
- Totes (IBC)
- Labeling Claims
- GMO-free
- Halal
- Kosher
- Natural
- Naturally Derived
- Non-GMO
- Organic
- Ingredient Origin
- Natural Origin
- Shelf Life Storage
Honey is a naturally non perishable product with a low food safety risk. If stored within recommended conditions it will have a 4 year shelf life, natural crystalization may occur.
Technical data
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7 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Filtration | 200 | microns |
| Hydroxymethylfurfural | max. 40 | mg/kg |
| Tutin | max. 0.70 | mg/kg |
| Moisture Content | max. 18 | % |
| Glucose and Fructose | min. 60 | g |
| Sucrose | max. 5 | g |
| C4 | max. 7 | % |
