Beekeeping - Honey fraud in the world

The overall objective of SafeAgroBee is to contribute to adaptation and mitigation of the effects of climate change and other drivers negatively influencing the sustainability and the resilience of the agroecosystems in the Mediterranean basin, ensuring the income of farmers and food security. In SafeAgroBee we focus on beekeeping and on pollination services provided by both Apis and non-Apis bees as important drivers in ruling food security, biodiversity, and human well-being.

HONEY FRAUD

A major issue for the economic development of the beekeeping sector

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Title	Published Date
Honey labelling: time to bee transparent (2021)	27 November 2021
Legal recourse for self-regulation in the honey industry (2021)	09 June 2021
Investigating food fraud in the honey industry (2021)	19 May 2021
Investigating food fraud in the honey industry (2021)	16 March 2021
Honey fraud - Video (2021)	09 January 2021
Creating comprehensive guidance for the use of contemporary honey testing methods (2021)	09 January 2021
Capilano Honey owner Hive and Wellness are back up to their old tricks (2020)	12 December 2020
Investigation, it’s not honey (2020)	04 December 2020
A honey of an issue (2020)	09 September 2020
A primer on honey and its adulteration (2020)	16 July 2020
The History of Honey Fraud (2020)	30 June 2020
Apimondia statement on honey fraud (2020)	22 February 2020
Tesco withdraws honey over adulteration concerns (2019)	25 November 2019
Saving honey producers from consequences honey fraud (2019)	16 August 2019
Apimondia statement on honey fraud (2019)	08 January 2019
Honey fraud: a major threat to the future of beekeeping (2017)	31 March 2017