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100 standard super boxes (SN4) can be processed in a day with not much kit, the expense is the food grade facility to house the kit and...

You have two farmers with many hives in totally different climates both quoting the same stuff. I'm very sure the bees would not waste...

Simple test you can try; starve a colony then stick rock solid fondant on the bars late Dec/Jan, watch what happens (or place a frame of...

another myth - the bees will get enough water from what's in the hive already, they've coped with it for millions of years - if it was a...

£14,,,,coming down £2 every 3 hours at this rate :)

Fondant for years here (quick/simple) but don't be too keen, around these parts late October/Nov and only if the hives are not rammed...

I sell 8 oz jar’s wholesale @£4.75 Chunk honey £6 Cut comb 150g - 200g £10 Your £5 per wholesale sounds good 👍

It was a translator's error between pounds peso and pounds currency. Now that you wrote it differently. It seems to me that the 1.5...

I've just put my price up for my local retailers to £6.50 per 340g hex jar, one sells at £8 (may have put it up as i did), the other at...

Yeah wrong - Bucket £4/lb (16oz) Jar @ £4.50 (12oz) - £6/lb Jar b2b minus - Jar/Label/Delivery/Fuel/Packing/Kit to process (a lot at...

£4lb bucket rate here, £3.50 for OSR no problem (if you wanted to process that carp). Your £4.50/12oz/£6 is off as you're not accounting...

Not opinion but business, if you sell at near bulk rates then simply sell the lot at bulk and save a load of work, simple/makes sense...

Local bee farmer to me is selling to ALL the outlets around here for £4.50 12oz jar which seems pointless, take off the...

It's a bit sad ... I've always had excellent service from them and Roger is super bloke .. all my hives and nucs are from them. The...