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Supermarket chain Tesco withdrawals honey over adulteration concerns
A recent article from supply management states that “Tesco has withdrawn its own-brand honey following concerns it could have been bulked out with cheap syrups. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking -
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The Food Standards Agency (FSA) issues warnings about alleged adulteration of honey
A warning has been issued by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) about the adulteration and impurity of honey in name brands on British supermarket shelves. Tests were carried out which were -
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Apimondia’s statement on honey fraud
Apimondia have released a 2019 statement on honey fraud regarding honey purity, authenticity and the best available recommended methods to detect fraud. To read the statement from Apimondia, please click on the -
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Day 3 | World Antibiotic Awareness Week – Honey
Honey It’s day three of World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2018, which can only mean one thing – time to hear the buzz about antibiotic screening for honey. Over the last 10 years -
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Are you consuming adulterated honey?
A recent study from Macquarie University analysed 100 honeys from 19 countries to see if they were adulterated, including Australia. The study included five raw honey samples and 95 commercial samples, 38
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