Honigmayr
Honigmayr is an Austrian honey manufacturer from Tenneck in the state of Salzburg.
Honigmayr is an Austrian honey manufacturer from Tenneck in the state of Salzburg. The firm began in 1920 in Werfen, where beekeeper Sepp Mayr bottled honey from his own bees. In 1958 his nephew Josef Gruber took over and turned it into a specialist honey-bottling business with the first direct imports. In 1996 production moved to a new building in Tenneck, and since 2019 Honigmayr has belonged to the Upper Austrian family company Spitz.
The range includes Blütenhonig, Waldhonig, Blütenhonig cremig, Bio-Blütenhonig, Bio-Waldhonig mit Blütenhonig, Einzelportionen. The producer says it sources honey from many countries because Austrian bees cover only about half of domestic demand; for branded products marked Beetracker, the batch number on the lid rim shows where the honey comes from.
Why this matters to you: Honigmayr packs honey of different origins, so the batch number on the lid shows where your particular jar comes from.
Facts
| Country | Austria |
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| Year founded | 1920 |
| Region | Tenneck (Salzburg) |
| House range | Blütenhonig, Waldhonig, Blütenhonig cremig, Bio-Blütenhonig, Bio-Waldhonig mit Blütenhonig, Einzelportionen |
| Raw material | honey from many countries; origin by batch number (Beetracker) |
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What is Honigmayr and where is it from?
Honigmayr is an Austrian honey manufacturer from Tenneck in the state of Salzburg. The firm began in 1920 in Werfen, where beekeeper Sepp Mayr bottled honey from his own bees. In 1958 his nephew Josef Gruber took over and turned it into a specialist honey-bottling business with the first direct imports. In 1996 production moved to a new building in Tenneck, and since 2019 Honigmayr has belonged to the Upper Austrian family company Spitz.
What honeys does Honigmayr offer?
The range includes Blütenhonig, Waldhonig, Blütenhonig cremig, Bio-Blütenhonig, Bio-Waldhonig mit Blütenhonig, Einzelportionen. The producer says it sources honey from many countries because Austrian bees cover only about half of domestic demand; for branded products marked Beetracker, the batch number on the lid rim shows where the honey comes from.
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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.