Honey on 'country'file

[Erichalfbee]

wouldn’t you just love to have your honey tested and certified for a small? fee?

No. Me neither.
Enter lt into a few shows, win and display your certificates on your label or failing that call it raw if you want to be better than your neighbour

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

call it raw if you want to be better than your neighbour

or think you are

 

[Pembroke]

No. Me neither.
Enter lt into a few shows, win and display your certificates on your label or failing that call it raw if you want to be better than your neighbour

That would be nice, but I got a resounding 'No' when I asked RWAS whether we could put small reproductions of their certificates on our labels a few years ago.

 

[Erichalfbee]

That would be nice, but I got a resounding 'No' when I asked RWAS whether we could put small reproductions of their certificates on our labels a few years ago.

Is that enforceable? Seems daft to me. Its your certificate after all.

 

[Rob H]

That would be nice, but I got a resounding 'No' when I asked RWAS whether we could put small reproductions of their certificates on our labels a few years ago.

Ask forgiveness not permission. I bet if you'd never asked the question nobody would have noticed or cared!

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Is that enforceable? Seems daft to me. Its your certificate after all.

May have been something to do with the previous director whose only achievement during his tenure was to run the Smallholder's (spring) fair into the ground and didn't do much better at the big show with his prioritising profit over quality (the reason the honey show was banished to the sidelines into the 'horticulture' marquee which cost about thirty grand a show to hire)

 

[Wilco]

You can pay to enter those Good Taste Awards then use whatever you get from them on labels.