GoSeva Wild Forest Honey 400 ML

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Honey direct from bee hives to your home. GoSeva Raw Honey is prepared hygenically and ensures you get the best honey in the market. Naturally extracted raw honey is good for your health and a great source of vitamins and minerals.


Wild Forest Honey:

Wild Forest Honey is collected from deep forest area where there is no human presence, thus it is free from any traces of pollution. GoSeva brings honey to you straight from the bee hive as intended by the nature, raw, unprocessed, unpasteurized and unheated. GoSeva collects forest honey only in summers and only when it is ripe and sealed by bees thus helps Goseva to collect Honey with low moisture content and best natural viscosity. Forest has blossom of various herbal and medicinal plants and bees collect nectar from vivid flowers to make honey. Forest Honey thus has the goodness of many flowers which give you the best results.


***IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ THE BELOW CAREFULLY***

We are trying to address one of the popular myth that has been around us for quite some time now.

Myth - "Honey which freezes is adulterated or bad quality"

You might have come across to some honey which are frozen during summers as well. Consumers often classify those honey as bad and not good for consumption however that is not true. Rather it will be correct to say that it is a sign of a pure honey. Every natural honey has the tendency to freeze. Process of freezing is also known as Crystallization. A crystalised honey is rather the best amongst all other honey. This process of being crystallization helps honey last longer, in other words, crystallization helps increase the shelf life of a honey.

The same properties of crystallization also applies to Goseva Honey therefore we want our buyers to be aware that Goseva Honey may freeze however this does not mean at all that this honey is adulterated or not good for consumption.

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