Pastili BioHoney
Organic line from the Bulgarian producer Pastili: five honey varieties certified EU Organic and USDA Organic.
BioHoney is the name Pastili, a beekeeping producer in Gabrovo, Bulgaria, gives to its organic honey in jars. The producer says honey in this line meets strict organic norms and is certified to EU Organic and USDA Organic standards.
BioHoney has five honeys: acacia, Black Forest, lavender, linden and polyflora. Each comes in glass jars of 150, 225, 350 and 700 g. In the producer's photos the label reads «organic, raw Bulgarian Honey».
Why this matters to you: two organic marks on one jar — EU and US — are easy to check wherever you buy it.
Facts
| House range | Acacia, Black Forest, Lavender, Linden, Polyflora BioHoney — 150, 225, 350, 700 g |
|---|---|
| Country | Bulgaria |
| Raw material | Organic Bulgarian honey (EU Organic, USDA Organic) |
What it includes
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
Pastili BioHoney → similar → Acacia honey → contains → 🍬 Fructose ← contains ← 🍯 Honey
Links
- Part of
- Pastili
- Similar and different
- Acacia honey, Lime (linden) honey, Lavender honey
Frequently asked questions
Which certifications does Pastili BioHoney carry?
The producer lists organic certification to EU Organic and USDA Organic standards.
Which pack sizes exist?
Glass jars of 150, 225, 350 and 700 g.
What to read next
- Acacia honey — Monofloral honey from the nectar of black locust (Robinia): almost colourless to pale yellow, mild and very sweet, and it stays liquid for a long time.
- Lime (linden) honey — Monofloral honey from lime (linden) nectar: light to medium in colour, with a fresh woody aroma and an astringent taste.
- Lavender honey — Monofloral honey from lavender nectar: light, with a medium woody and floral aroma; EU law allows up to 15 g sucrose per 100 g.
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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.