Manuka doctor site says that the origin of the honey is certified by Oritain, who independently and scientifically verifies the origin of food products to a forensic standard. But who verified UMF factor? Should not it be certified by UMF Association...
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I think it should be certified UMF Association in New Zealand and that is why I prefer Comvita Manuka Honey.
1866273
Honey supposedly lasts years and years. Good honey that is labelled to come from US and Argentina.
2127199
I have no idea and there's nothing on the product that indicates it's origins. It's made by Belgoods Bakeware and they do have a website so you may way to contact them and ask the question. I've provided a link to their website. Good luck. http://www.belgoods.com
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I don't see any "certification" on any supplement I've purchased....I just try one and decide to continue buying it or to change; it is next to impossible to be sure...Once a company, after my complaint, has sent me a guy with a parchment - to "certify" their 100% Kona coffee..it was NOT (they were selling a blend of who-knows-what). If FDA ever touches supplements, it will be the end of it...
1802320
It is not clear. The honey has a creamy beige color. Fabulous taste as well.
1199224
There is nothing on the packaging that displays the country of origin, only that it is distributed by Newman's Own in Aptos, CA. It is certified organic though if that helps.
128551
I don't believe it is a single varietal. I believe it just says organic from Colorado. I quite like this honey- and I'm picky. It's not a super strong flavor like clover. It just has a nice clean honey flavor.
817501
Regular Manuka Honey is not sterilized, so you run the risk of putting something onto a wound that might cause an infection. Wound Honey is sterilized.
436850
Kalon Skincare lists all their ingredients on their website (http//kalonskincare.com), as well as on the jar. On the jar I have here, the first ingredient is New Zealand Pure Bee Venom. On their site, Kalon goes on to describe that their bee venom is certified, pure, and they can trace it to the very hives of origin. Very impressive, especially when they employ only humane methods and never harm a bee. Kalon Skincare won my business because they are forthright, honest, and their product really works.
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Apparently it is not required to be on the label. They say, ". . . we source products that are completely natural . . ." which means to me more than one country of origin, possibly. Their web address is www.jivaorganicfoods.com. Maybe they can answer.
580627
It is not certified organic. It's raw, unprocessed, unfiltered. They do not present it as organic on website. But it is wonderful honey imho!
671154
Ok I was reading through the responses to this question and to be honest the label identifies the office/ main farm to be in Illinois, USA but also identifies the Product as being from Brazil & Canada.... While I'm delighted to have some Raw Honey to keep me going I know that some Bee Farms slave their bees by moving them from one harvest season to another to keep production high... and never giving them time to rest. This in turn produces lesser quality products. Just like in any production with exhausted workers. I have not yet inquired about the care of the bees in this company but its on my list of things to know. There is a nice flavor to this honey but if you are looking for American honey... this is not the company for you. Sorry
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NO. It is NOT APPROVED. These companies ARE: http://www.umf.org.nz/licenseesMoreover, this company is being sued for making such claims.
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also they do sell some organic product http://www.ysorganic.com/index.html but there non crystallized processed honey in this case doesn't make the grade for whatever reason
1175044
Not sure there isn't a tag on the item showing origin. The original packaging would have had that information but since it has been a few months since I purchased the item no longer have the wrapping.
1479065
This was my first purchase. The texture of the honey and color fit the description from my prior research and it had a certification seal on it. I can't remember if there was a license number and I just recycled the jar.
475805
It's classified as liquid honey, which means it's been pasteurized and filtered. While it's definitely filtered, it is probably not ultra-filtered. There could be some pollen in it, but probably not much.