Impact & Provenance

Standardised Bioactive Honey Ingredients: What Bioactivity Means

Bioactive honey and active honey aren’t interchangeable terms. Active honey is certified to have antimicrobial and antifungal properties, while bioactivity can describe a broader range of measurabl...

Mānuka Honey Bioactive Extract: What It Is & How Measured

A bioactive label is only as informative as the measurements behind it. The phrase manuka honey bioactive extract can refer to different materials and processes, so the name alone doesn’t tell you ...

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Impact & Provenance

Standardised Bioactive Honey Ingredients: What Bioactivity Means

Mānuka Honey Bioactive Extract: What It Is & How Measured