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Med Karpat

Honey brand ✔ Checked: 11.2026 · sources: 3 Updated:

Also known as: ТМ Мед Карпат, Мед Карпат

Med Karpat is a Ukrainian honey brand from Transcarpathia.

Med Karpat is a Ukrainian honey brand from Transcarpathia. Med Karpat is a family company with a history of more than 40 years. It began in August 1980 with a first bee colony bought from a beekeeper in the village of Koshelevo in the Khust district; the apiary now keeps more than 1,000 colonies of Carpathian bees of the Synevyr type.

The range includes first-bloom honey, May honey, Zakarpattia summer honey, high-mountain honey, wild honey, comb honey. The honey range is named by harvest: first-bloom, May, Zakarpattia summer, high-mountain and wild honey; comb honey is offered too.

Why this matters to you: Med Karpat names the place where its bees work (Carpathians (Zakarpattia)), which lets you compare this honey with honey of the same kind from elsewhere.

Facts

CountryUkraine
Year founded1980
RegionCarpathians (Zakarpattia)
House rangefirst-bloom honey, May honey, Zakarpattia summer honey, high-mountain honey, wild honey, comb honey
Raw materialCarpathian honey gathered in the mountains of Zakarpattia

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Frequently asked questions

What is Med Karpat and where is it from?

Med Karpat is a Ukrainian honey brand from Transcarpathia.

What honeys does Med Karpat offer?

The range includes first-bloom honey, May honey, Zakarpattia summer honey, high-mountain honey, wild honey, comb honey. The honey range is named by harvest: first-bloom, May, Zakarpattia summer, high-mountain and wild honey; comb honey is offered too.

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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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