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Midlands Rewarewa Honey

Rewarewa Honey is produced from New Zealand native Honeysuckle tree. This smooth, malty but caramel-like honey is rich and full bodied. Found at the top of the South Island and throughout the North Island with an intricate red flower which bees collect its nectar.

INCI Name: Honey

Ingredient Name: Rewarewa Honey

Functions: Conditioner, Emollient, Nutritive Sweetener, Sugar Substitute, Sweetener

Dosage Form: Gummies, Lozenges, Powder & Powder Blends, Sachets

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Identification & Functionality

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CAS No.
8028-66-8
Ingredients
Rewarewa Honey

Features & Benefits

Applications & Uses

Properties

Flavor
Mild, rich and malty
Odor
Malty
Physico-Chemical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Filtration200microns
Hydroxymethylfurfuralmax. 40mg/kg
Tutinmax. 0.70mg/kg
Moisture Contentmax. 18%
Glucose and Fructosemin. 60g
Sucrosemax. 5g
C4max. 7%

Regulatory & Compliance

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Available

Midlands Apiaries is a leading New Zealand Honeydew honey packer. We provide a range of packing options when it comes to honey delivery. Orders are packed into containers or pallets in jars, pails, steel drums or IBC. Other selected packaging options may be available on request. Sizes include;

Square Plastic Jars:

  • 1kg
  • 350g
  • 375g
  • 500g
  • 250g

Hexagon Plastic Jars

  • 250g
  • 500g
  • 1kg

Round Plastic Jar

  • 120g
  • 250g
  • 340g
  • 500g

Round Glass Jars

  • 250g
  • 400g

Squeezy Bottles

  • 1kg
  • 450g

Single Serve Honey Solutions

  • Lozenges
  • Crystals or Powder
  • Snap Packs
  • Gummies

Storage & Handling

Shelf Life
4 years
Storage/Shelf Life

Honey is a naturally non perishable product with a low food safety risk. If stored within recommended conditions it will have a 4 year shelf life, natural crystalization may occur.