Niue Honey Company exists for one reason: to save the world's bees.
Global bee populations are in serious decline, and with them, the pollinators that underpin much of the world's food supply. But a remote Pacific Island may hold part of the answer. On Niue, the Niue Honey Company has established the Pacific Bee Sanctuary, home to what is believed to be the last clean, healthy workable bee colony on earth, free from varroa mite, pesticides and the diseases driving collapse elsewhere.
Proceeds from their raw, certified organic honey fund the breeding of strong queens and clean genetic strains, sent out to help repopulate colonies around the world. Every bottle is an act of conservation.