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Q: Does Bees for Development import honey?

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Bees for Development is an information provider, we are not honey traders. Visit our website and study the pages in the Information Centre on honey legislation

Also the Proceedings of the two Bees for Development African Honey Trade Workshops will provide you with a lot of details you need to know.

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