What is Mānuka honey?

Manuka honey is not your typical honey – it’s richer, darker, creamier, and loaded with 3 times as many antioxidants and prebiotics. Plus, it has a unique antibacterial compound called methylglyoxal (MGO). 

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What are all of the benefits of Manuka honey?

Making our Manuka honey a part of your wellness routine is easy. With just 1 spoonful, once a day, experience full-body benefits.

Manukora Honey:

  • Supports immunity
  • Aids optimal digestion
  • Boosts natural energy
  • Helps balance inflammation

What is methylglyoxal (MGO)?

MGO, or methylglyoxal, is an antibacterial compound that’s unique to Manuka honey, and known for its beneficial anti-bacterial properties. It’s naturally found in the nectar of the Manuka tea tree flower and transferred to our honey by incredible bees.

MGO is also the key marker for potency in Manuka Honey – the higher the MGO, the higher the concentration of other beneficial bioactives. You can scan the QR code on your honey to see the exact MGO level.

Where does Manukora honey come from?

Manuka honey can only be produced in New Zealand from the nectar of the Manuka tea tree flower. It blossoms for two to six weeks during the summer, and bees collect the nectar and pollen. 

All Manukora Honey is ethically produced and sourced from New Zealand and you can check the origin of your batch by scanning the unique QR code found on your honey.

Why make the switch from regular honey to Manuka honey?

Regular honey is often processed and pasteurized with high heat – this destroys many of the naturally occurring and beneficial nutrients. Even if you purchase raw honey, you still won’t find ingredients like MGO. You can feel good knowing that all Manukora is packed with antioxidants, prebiotics, and nutrients. 

Why Manukora?

The Art of Ethical Beekeeping

Our beekeepers practice the Art of Ethical Beekeeping — a traditional way of beekeeping that prioritizes the care of our bees and their environment.

We look after our bees, and they look after us.

Low Hive Number Per Site

Our beekeepers keep hive numbers low to ensure bees have access to diverse pollen sources and plenty of nectar to feed – and avoid any risk of overcrowding the bees.

No Excessive Hive Transportation

Our hives are not shifted around for pollination, limiting the risk of injury to the bees.

Honey Is Saved For Winter Months

We don't harvest all of our bees' honey, and leave enough in the hive to get them through winter. This is an important step to ensure the health of the bees and the quality of Manukora honey.

Free From Environmental Toxins

Our hives are placed in remote forests and are free from environmental toxins and pesticides – and we verify this every batch with 3rd party testing.

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