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Egmont Honey

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Also known as: Egmont

Egmont Honey is a New Zealand honey company from Taranaki, founded by the Annabell family.

Egmont Honey is a New Zealand honey company from Taranaki, founded by the Annabell family. It grew from a single hive that James Annabell gave his father Toby to around 4,000 hives on the family's South Taranaki farm; the honey is processed at the company's own factory in New Plymouth. James is CEO and Toby is Operations Director.

The range includes mānuka honey labelled with UMF or MGO grades in several sizes, table honey and spreads such as Raw Honey and creamed honey with fruit, raw clover honeycomb and the Egmont Sport line with honey energy gels. The company also produces private label honey.

Why this matters to you: Egmont Honey keeps hives, farm and factory in one region, Taranaki, so its honey comes from a known part of New Zealand.

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CountryNew Zealand
RegionNew Plymouth, Taranaki
House rangeMānuka Honey, Table Honey & Spreads, Raw Clover Honeycomb, Egmont Sport
Raw materialhoney from hives on the family's South Taranaki farm
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What is Egmont Honey and where is it from?

Egmont Honey is a New Zealand honey company from Taranaki, founded by the Annabell family.

What honeys does Egmont Honey offer?

The range includes mānuka honey labelled with UMF or MGO grades in several sizes, table honey and spreads such as Raw Honey and creamed honey with fruit, raw clover honeycomb and the Egmont Sport line with honey energy gels. The company also produces private label honey.

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ℹ️ Honey is mostly sugars: about 82 g per 100 g. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year old because of the risk of infant botulism.

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