Our flagship product, Strong Manuka Honey, differs from mass-produced honey that requires heat processing. Once sold out, the exact same  product can never be offered again. When a harvest with a similar activity level becomes available, it is released as a successor product,  but every batch varies in taste, aroma, color, and viscosity. During the nectar flow season, temperatures can be abnormally high, and UV levels often reach “Extreme” warning levels for consecutive days.  As a result, outdoor work during the daytime can be challenging, requiring constant precautions against skin cancer.
In New Zealand, our proximity to Antarctica means we are severely affected by the massive ozone hole over the region caused by CFC gases.  On days with particularly high UV levels, the entire landscape appears almost white. At the same time, through experience, during seasons with strong UV exposure, we tend to harvest highly active honey.  UV radiation also poses a significant risk to honeybees, and it suggests that this stress may actually drive them to collect more potent  nectar, prioritizing the survival of their species by protecting themselves from various diseases.
Since the birth of the Earth and the emergence of life, species have continuously encountered environmental stresses, evolving each time to  ensure their survival. Stress is something given by nature, and only those species that elevate themselves to a higher state through that  stress are able to survive. It seems that nature’s harshness and its blessings coexist. At our company, we invest more in production facilities during particularly challenging seasons. However, to most conventional beekeepers,  such an approach is often dismissed as nonsense.

The natural world is often mysterious and often unpredictable, yet there are moments of unexpected rewards.  Still, there remains so much that we do not fully understand. Honey is something the bees gather, not something I harvest myself. However, I am always committed to supporting their health with the utmost  care and gratitude, striving to ensure a high-quality yield. For our customers’ health, the bees must first be healthy—without their well-being,  we cannot provide products that truly serve customer’s needs. I will continue to dedicate myself to producing honey that brings satisfaction and trust.

The changing of seasons brings an increased risk of various illnesses and infections. Additionally, the body may struggle to adapt to these changes,  leading to disruptions in biological functions. Ideally, any illness should be overcome through the body’s natural healing ability. Fundamentally,  medications are foreign substances (toxins) to the body and can cause damage. In many cases, the mechanism of action of most drugs  provides only temporary relief, with true recovery ultimately relying on the body’s natural healing power.

Antibiotics and other pharmaceutical drugs are certainly essential in emergency medical situations. However, the best approach is to support  the body’s immune system and natural healing ability, allowing for recovery without over-reliance on medications. The misuse or overuse  of these drugs should be avoided, preserving their effectiveness for critical moments. In this regard, we are confident that our product can serve as a valuable aid, based on years of customer feedback. Among these reports,  we have also received insights from medical professionals. We encourage you to read their experiences as well.

Reference: Customer Feedback