how about................lightly strained, unheated, unpasteurized, unprocessed.
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Snappy - might need a label extension off the side of the jar to fit it on
or something like thishttps://www.pid-labelling.co.uk/label-products/specialised-labels/peel-reveal-labels-piggyback-labels/
Then the whole philosophy could be included
or something like thishttps://www.pid-labelling.co.uk/label-products/specialised-labels/peel-reveal-labels-piggyback-labels/
Then the whole philosophy could be included
Snappy - might need a label extension off the side of the jar to fit it on
or something like thishttps://www.pid-labelling.co.uk/label-products/specialised-labels/peel-reveal-labels-piggyback-labels/
Then the whole philosophy could be included
It would only consist of four words....lightly strained & unheated , OR unpasteurized, OR unprocessed.
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....lightly strained & unheated , OR unpasteurized, OR unprocessed.
Add: Premium..
"Premium Honey" sounds grand#. "Raw" is ideal for the "help the bees and back to nature" buyers.
#It means the price is higher. Period.
