Safe Harvest Pesticide Free Forest Honey 200g – Wild & Wholesome Sweetness

Safe Harvest Pesticide Free Forest Honey 200g is a rich, golden elixir collected from the untouched forest regions of India by traditional honey foragers. Unprocessed and unpasteurized, this raw honey is loaded with natural enzymes, antioxidants, and nutrients that support immunity, gut health, and energy levels. Free from pesticides, preservatives, or additives, it’s a perfect sweetener straight from nature.

🍃 100% Pesticide-Free – Safe and chemical-free for everyday use

🛡️ Boosts Immunity – Natural antioxidants and enzymes

🤧 Relieves Cough & Sore Throat – Soothes naturally

🌿 Aids Digestion – Supports gut health and metabolism

✨ Improves Skin Health – Acts as a natural humectant

⚡ Instant Energy Source – Great for pre/post workout

🍃 100% Pesticide-Free – Safe and chemical-free for everyday use

🛡️ Boosts Immunity – Natural antioxidants and enzymes

🤧 Relieves Cough & Sore Throat – Soothes naturally

🌿 Aids Digestion – Supports gut health and metabolism

✨ Improves Skin Health – Acts as a natural humectant

⚡ Instant Energy Source – Great for pre/post workout

Brand: Safe Harvest

Product: Forest Honey

Weight: 200g ⚖️

Type: Raw, Unpasteurized, Wild-Collected

Source: Forests of India, harvested by tribal communities

Shelf Life: 18 months

Packaging: Glass jar with safety seal

Storage: Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight 🌞

Energy: 320 kcal 🔥

Carbohydrates: 80g (Natural sugars) 🍯

Sugars: 75g

Protein: 0.5g 💪

Fat: 0g

Vitamin C: Trace amounts

Minerals: Calcium, Iron, Potassium – Trace levels 🌿

💡 Note: Crystallization is natural and a sign of purity.

Is this honey raw and unfiltered?

Yes, it is raw, unpasteurized, and unfiltered for maximum nutrition.

Why does it crystallize?

Crystallization is natural for pure honey and indicates authenticity.

Can I use it for children?

Yes, but not for infants under 1 year old due to risk of infant botulism.

Does it contain added sugar?

No. It contains only natural sugars from nectar.

Is it sourced sustainably?

Yes. It's harvested ethically by tribal communities using traditional methods.