Honey

[HipGnosis]

I just learned that inferior (and actually fake) honey from China and Asia is a problem spreading across Europe and the USA.

Look for 'True source certified'. 'Pure' means nothing on a honey label as honey isn't 'produced' (it's assumed it's just bottled).

I'm glad to say that my Aldi honey is true source certified.

HipG

 

[Olivia]

Our Big Island Bees make our Big Island Honey.

I just can't trust imported China products for consumption.

 

[rkunsaw]

Never buy anything but locally grown honey.

 

[Aunt Bea]

It pays to read the label or buy local.

If the price is too good you may be getting honey flavored syrup.

 

[SeaBreeze]

I haven't bought cheap questionable honey in decades, this is the one I'm using now, always buy raw and unfiltered.

 

[C'est Moi]

I check all food labels carefully. I don't want ANY food item from China. None.

 

[hearlady]

I have some Aunt Sue's Raw unfiltered wildflower honey. Product of USA, packed in Sioux City Iowa. I don't see "true sourced" Will look it up.

 

[retiredtraveler]

Never buy anything but locally grown honey.

Ditto.

 

[sortbreadlover]

what else is new? they have done the same thing with sesame oil.you have to read all the labels

 

[Mrs. Robinson]

I haven't bought cheap questionable honey in decades, this is the one I'm using now, always buy raw and unfiltered.

Same one I buy,Seabreeze. Except the NorCal version,of course. Only during the Winter though-in Summer I buy local honey at the Farmer`s Markets here.