Where does Boyne Valley honey come from?

Boyne Valley Honey was founded in 1960 by the McCloskey family in Drogheda, Co. Louth with a desire to bring pure, natural honey to other families across Ireland. Almost 60 years later we are very proud that Boyne Valley Honey remains Ireland’s favourite honey, a firm staple in Irish homes!

Who owns Boyne honey?

Malachy McCloskey
Edward McCloskey, currently chairman of the company and son of founder Malachy McCloskey, is now serving as acting chief executive with the search for a new head to commence in the New Year. Established in 1960 and currently employing about 200 people, the group is best known for its popular Boyne Valley Honey.

What is so special about Manuka honey?

Manuka honey’s antibacterial properties are what set it apart from traditional honey. Additionally, Manuka honey has antiviral, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits. In fact, it has traditionally been used for wound healing, soothing sore throats, preventing tooth decay and improving digestive issues.

How is Manuka honey different?

What’s the difference between manuka honey, raw honey and regular honey? As stated above, manuka honey is honey sourced only from the manuka plant and contains different UMF ratings depending on the product. “Compared to regular honey, manuka honey looks darker and thicker and is more difficult to spread.”

Is Boyne Valley Honey pure?

Boyne Valley pure and natural filtered honey in 454 squeezy bottles for customers in Ireland. This product is in the markets since 1960 and has been serving families with the 100% pure and natural honey. This organic and natural honey is a wholesome food suitable for adults and children alike.

Where is Boyne Valley in Ireland?

The Boyne Valley is situated in the east of Ireland and only 20 minutes outside Dublin city. It is Ireland’s ancient capital and its most sacred and mythical landscape.

Where does Aldi honey come from?

The company says: “We use the word ‘active’ as genuine manuka honey, such as Aldi’s, must contain pollen from the manuka bush, which is only found in New Zealand,” says Giles Hurley, MD of corporate buying at Aldi.

Is Aldi organic honey real?

This is the mid-priced honey option at Aldi. It lists organic honey as the only ingredient, is U.S. Grade A, and is a product of Brazil. Like Aldi’s Berryhill honey, this also bears the True Source Certified seal indicating that the the honey was voluntarily traced using a third party.