- Joined
- Jan 24, 2018
- Messages
- 325
- Reaction score
- 200
- Location
- Bosham, W. Sussex
- Hive Type
- 14x12
- Number of Hives
- 4+
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wish i had known about that one....missed it.They've been doing those prices for well over a month now, but they've stopped the additional 33% off for multiple orders over £15. Still, I've had over 250 jars. Customers very happy with them.
pity, I did point it out 2 weeks ago but most reactions were sniffy.wish i had known about that one....missed it.
I may have been one who made a “sniffy” remark. I don’t like the look of the jars and I try not to buy things from China at the moment if I can help it.pity, I did point it out 2 weeks ago but most reactions were sniffy.
I tend not to be keen on China although they are significantly invested in solar power so, putting aside the impacts of making panels etc., that aspect may not be so bad. Agree regarding shipping although how much do we backtrace the shipping on the jars we buy from nearer suppliers?I suppose its about perspective. Glass making is hardly an environmentally friendly operation even in countries that try to reduce its impact. I highly doubt that Chinese manufacturers put sustainability at the top of their list of activities. Then there is the additional impact of shipping glass half way round the globe, so that the end user can save 15 pence on a jar. For most beekeepers I'd suggest a local supplier might be a better option.
Trouble is my 'local supplier ' loads significant carriage costs, Amazon doesn't. Sad but true.I suppose its about perspective. Glass making is hardly an environmentally friendly operation even in countries that try to reduce its impact.,,................. For most beekeepers I'd suggest a local supplier might be a better option.
Bee Farmer's AssociationWho are BFA, please?
Multiply the cc or ml by 1.4 to give the approximate honey weight in grammes.Does anyone use round 228ml jars ?
Can anyone tell me the gram content weight ?
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