NEWS

10 Years of Mānuka: A Conversation with our Founder & CEO, James Annabell

Ten years ago, Egmont Honey began with a single beehive and a simple idea. Today, that idea has grown into a globally recognised Mānuka honey brand - proudly rooted in Taranaki and found in homes a...

Egmont Honey supports UK school's bee initiative

Through our partnership in the UK,with the British Bee Charity’s more than 100 schools have received educational packs and BeeBombs (native, wildflower seedballs made in Dorset). 

Egmont Honey teams up with The British Bee Charity

We’re delighted to announce a new partnership in the UK where Egmont Honey will be supporting the British Bee Charity’s BeeBombs for Schools initiative to help raise awareness on the importance of ...

‘A Day in the Life’ with professional rugby player, Jimmy Gopperth

We asked professional rugby player Jimmy Gopperth, from premiership team Wasps Rugby, to share the typical ways he uses Manuka Honey within his daily wellness routines.

Manuka Honey makers: The Beekeepers

Farmer Chris Frewin is one of our longest standing partners. Chris has farmed in the Waitotara Valley in South Taranaki for 45 years, farming sheep and cattle.

Manuka Honey makers: The honey maker

The quality of our honey is very important, so it’s vital that our team care about it as much as we do. Honey maker Jason Biggs has been in the honey industry for over 25 years, and ensures that al...

Manuka Honey makers: The helicopter pilot

Due to the remote location of our Manuka Honey beehives, we need a little help to place them, as we have to do this by helicopter.