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Egmont MGO 1200+ Mānuka Honey jar with its gift box and a wooden spoon

Honey on a spoon above a jar of Egmont MGO 1200+ Mānuka Honey, with a mug, teapot and lemon

Person holding a stack of Egmont UMF 25+ Mānuka Honey gift boxes

Honey drizzling into a jar of Egmont MGO 1200+ Mānuka Honey held in one hand

Hands holding the Egmont MGO 1200+ Limited Release Mānuka Honey gift box

MGO 1200+ Manuka Honey | Rare, premium grade

Manuka Honey MGO 1200+

(5.0)

£95.00

Honey spooned from a jar of Egmont MGO 1046+ Mānuka Honey over a mug of lemon tea

Woman applying Mānuka honey to her face as a face mask, holding the jar

Close-up of a spoon lifting thick Mānuka honey from a jar

Egmont UMF 25+ Mānuka Honey gift boxes on black fabric

MGO 1046+ Manuka Honey | Strongest grade

Manuka Honey MGO 1046+

(5.0)

£70.00

Woman tasting a spoonful of Egmont MGO 830+ Mānuka Honey

Hand holding a jar of Egmont MGO 830+ Mānuka Honey with honey lifting off a spoon

Jar of Egmont Mānuka Honey from above, with a cup of tea and lemon slices

Manuka Honey MGO 830+

(4.9)

£50.00

Woman carrying a reusable drink bottle, for Mānuka honey sachets on the go

Hand holding a jar of Egmont MGO 250+ Mānuka Honey with honey dripping from a wooden spoon

Everyday Energy Mānuka Honey Bundle

(4.7)

£48.00

£64.00

Open jar of Egmont Mānuka Honey beside breakfast bowls of granola and berries

Egmont Honey icon graphic listing ways people use Mānuka honey

Egmont Honey graphic showing ways to enjoy Mānuka honey: by the spoon, in tea or drinks, and in skincare

Manuka Honey MGO 400+

(5.0)

From £30.00

Ultra Immunity Mānuka Honey Bundle

£99.00

£120.00

A person's hand squeezes honey from a mint green bottle into a white bowl filled with strawberries, blueberries, and oats on a white marble countertop.

Mānuka 101

What is Mānuka Honey?

Mānuka honey comes only from the nectar of the mānuka tree (Leptospermum scoparium), native to New Zealand. It’s thicker and darker than everyday honey, with a rich, earthy, caramel-like taste.

What sets it apart is MGO (methylglyoxal), a natural compound found in mānuka at far higher levels than in any other honey. The MGO number on every jar tells you its strength: the higher the number, the rarer the honey.

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