New Amber Drop Owners
Hi there, Mel and Tom here, the new owners of Amber Drop Honey,
We’re buzzing with excitement to hit the ground running with Amber Drop. As small time beekeepers ourselves, when Ana and Sven told us they wanted to pass on the business to us.. we knew it was meant to bee!
Having the opportunity to offer raw, authentic honey to the market is such a dream for us and so aligned with our values… Our small self-sufficient family is passionate about supporting local businesses, local farmers and producing clean, healthy food, free of nasty chemicals and toxic additives.
Our goal for taking on this new business venture? We hope to inspire people to question the food they are consuming, where it comes from and what’s in it. Also, to remind as many people as possible the importance of the role bees play on this planet!
Thank you for supporting our small business, we hope you enjoy our products.
Follow ana and sven’s mission…
Are you concerened about treating varroa?…We were.
For the bees, because all the available treatments involve chemicals and they affect their health.
For our customers, as the chemicals leave residue in the honey.
Lastly, the treatment schedule is complicated, labour-intensive, and weather-dependent.
So we went looking for other solutions. And we found a chemically free option to treat varroa.
To find out more about it, please visit
www.varroacontrolleraustralia.com.au
Why are bees so important?
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