UNFORGETTABLE NATURAL HONEY EXPERIENCE. THE FIRST HONEY ENCAPSULATED IN SEAWEEED.

Each component of this product has been carefully selected to eliminate waste and pollution, circulate products and materials at their highest value, reduce the impact of climate change, and regenerate biodiversity. We use recyclable materials for our packaging in our technical cycle.It can also be reused and recycled again. In our biological cycle, the membrane is made of seaweed. The seaweed comes from a sustainable farm. The membrane is edible, compostable, and takes 3 weeks to disappear in nature. The worms love to eat it.

According to the Food Fraud Database maintained by the compliance management company Decernis, honey is the third-most-faked food behind milk and olive oil. Fake or adulterated honey represents 33% of the total honey sold; this number goes up to 73% in the USA. To safeguard the bee economy and the beekeepers, we have introduced a double sealing process, at the moment of the purchase and once the laboratory results are out. If the seal is broken, the honey is not taken into production. This way, we ensure 100% safe and natural honey.

Per intake, the appropriate amount is measured. Each Mipette contains approximately 14 grammes of honey, or a big spoonful of honey. Safe for children and suitable for vegetarians, it is a healthy replacement for sugar with much more health benefits. Depending on the origin of the honey you choose, the nectar collected by the bees has different nutritional properties. Honey is gaining mobility. We live in a mobile society; we eat on the go, we travel more, and we enjoy outdoor activities. The Mipette is honey on the go. Hiking, cycling, backpacking, at school, university, or in the office, the Mipette is handy and portable. Easy to use, the product is clean and hygienic, preventing the honey from sticking to your fingers.

Scientists know that bees are dying from a variety of factors—pesticides, drought, habitat destruction, nutrition deficit, air pollution, global warming and more. Many of these causes are interrelated. Every season, pollination from honey bees, native bees, and flies deliver billions of dollars (U.S.) in economic value. Between $235 and $577 billion (U.S.) worth of annual global food production relies on their contribution. (Forbes) Beyond fair trade, we are training beekeepers to produce natural, better-quality, and sustainable honey. We work with associations, organizations, and universities to train existing and future beekeepers. Empowering communities, creating sustainable jobs, and improving livelihoods.