Far from the bright lights and toxins of major cities, our bees are free of all stress.
Our Belgian bees roam wild meadows and woodlands filled with native wildflowers, carefully planted bee favourite flowers and wild buckwheat to make deliciously healthy, sweet honey. Our job is to provide them with a safe and ethical environment to thrive in.
But due to 21st century’s extreme use of pesticides, pollution and expansion of big cities, bees are on a steep decline all around the world. And as they pollinate about 70% of all food crops, bees are crucial to our environment.
That’s why Boobees works with a selection of small-scale local beekeepers. Through our bee products, you can support the sustainable and responsible beekeeping, which will help to save the bees. You can also recycle our jars or upcycle them by using them as mini plant pots or to store spices inside!
We take pride in our commitment to quality and sustainability, providing high-quality products to our customers and ensuring that our operations have a minimal impact on the environment. To achieve this, we focus on reducing waste, conserving resources, and promoting eco-friendly practices. Our journey begins with a small group of beekeepers who want to bring the best honey to the market!
A beekeeper’s job is very important to help maintain the population of honeybees, bees are essential for pollinating plants and crops which in turn feeds us. They are not only important in providing us with food, but they also pollinate trees, plants and flowers that also provide food for other species. By beekeeping, we aim to create as many healthy bee colonies as possible to increase their population so that these beautiful creatures can keep expanding and continue pollinating.
Established in 2022 Boobees is a small local business producing and selling honey products from Belgium.
We are new, but hoping the rest will be history.
From bee to you. We’ve actively been reducing packaging and food waste, and limiting our environmental footprint to protect the world as much as we can.
The amount of nectar produced by a flower varies depending on the species of plant, the time of year, and the environmental conditions. Some flowers produce a lot of nectar, while others produce very little.
The amount of nectar that a bee can collect in a single trip varies depending on the type of flower and the time of year. However, a bee can typically collect about 0.005 grams of nectar per trip. The distance that a bee will travel to collect nectar also varies. However, a bee can typically travel up to 1.5 miles to find a flower that is producing nectar!
Wax cell sealing is the process by which bees use wax to seal the honeycomb cells that contain honey. This helps to prevent moisture from evaporating from the honey, which would cause it to spoil. The wax caps are also a physical barrier that helps to protect the honey from contamination.
From hive to jar, all done with the utmost care and love for the bees
Honey bees, are social insects that live in colonies. The process of making honey begins when worker bees collect nectar from flowers. Bees produce honey from the sugary secretions of plants (floral nectar) or from secretions of other insects (such as honeydew) by regurgitation, enzymatic activity, and water evaporation.
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Bee Pollen is pollen from various flowers of summer season. Pollen is a superfood which contains enzymes, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and protein.
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