Organic Forest Honey
Early Polyfloral - light amber
A traceable organic Ethiopian forest honey from the UNESCO Kafa Biosphere Reserve, valued for its rich multifloral complexity, natural botanical diversity and distinctive aromatic profile for premium food, nutraceutical and cosmetic applications.
sourced from a preserved biodiversity ecosystem with no pesticide pressure and no veterinary treatments.
Profile
- Certification: Organic
- Origin: Ethiopia
- INCI Name: MEL
Production
- Harvesting period: January to March
- Process: Traditional manual harvesting
- Packaging: 280 kg per unit (recycled container + food-grade liner)
Key BENEFITS
-With 79.3 g/100 g fructose + glucose, a balanced F/G ratio of 1.22 and no detected sucrose, this honey shows clear maturity and purity indicators. Its 68 mm Pfund value classifies it as light amber, supporting a delicate visual and sensory identity.
-The profile is reinforced by 59 mg/100 g polyphenols, low HMF, clean microbiology and no detected pesticide residues.
-A rare and tasty bioactive honey
Usages

COSMETICS

Nutrition
Sourced from the UNESCO Kaffa Biosphere Reserve in southwestern Ethiopia, near the town of Bonga, this Ethiopian polyfloral forest honey originates from one of Africa’s richest natural ecosystems, where diverse wild blossoms contribute to a naturally complex nectar profile.
Produced through a network of forest beekeeping communities gathering up to 1,000 independent beekeepers, it reflects a socially rooted and environmentally respectful sourcing model closely linked to local biodiversity and traditional beekeeping practices.
Carefully harvested and gently processed, this honey preserves its botanical richness, aromatic complexity and natural authenticity. Its multifloral floral origin creates a distinctive sensory profile appreciated in premium food, nutraceutical and cosmetic applications.
Through SAHARÔME’s sourcing network, industrial buyers can access a traceable Ethiopian honey supply chain with the capacity to deliver professional volumes, from pilot batches to multi-ton commercial shipments.
Ethiopia
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – Kafa