Natural Health
Discover your favorite organic honey at the biggest New Zealand Agricultural Show 2019
This year we are excited to be part of the oldest and largest Agricultural Show in New Zealand. It has been taking place in Christchurch for over 150 years and now we are part of its history. Thanks to over 100,000 visitors supporting the show, great kiwi food and culture and sharing amazing experience with…
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Is Kanuka honey next super-food?
The rise of the next super-honey. We’d like to introduce you to another New Zealand honey which offers a bit more than just a natural sweetener. Meet Kanuka. A honey that’s coming out of the shadow of Manuka. Why we love honey Honey conjures up images of luxury and promise. And over the centuries it’s…
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Why organic honey is better for you, the bees and our land
This week we chat with Yuriy Soshnikov, Managing Director of TranzAlpineHoney New Zealand. Based in the South Island of New Zealand TranzAlpineHoney is a family-run business which has been working in harmony with bees for over 100 years. TranzAlpineHoney harvests its organic honey from isolated and remote corners of New Zealand’s beautiful South Island. Now…
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TranzAlpineHoney Organic Throat and Chest Syrup Launch Release
A brand new product, using age-old ways to battle seasonal coughs and colds. Product title TranzAlpineHoney Organic throat and chest syrup. Packet information Organic throat and chest syrup. Natural formulation enhanced with Manuka honey, bee propolis and elderflower. A natural formula designed for children and adults to sooth chest congestion and help with upper respiratory…
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Organic Goodness in Every Drop
Celebrating 25 years of TranzAlpineHoney organic certification. In 2018 we’re celebrating 25 years of being BioGro NZ™ certified organic honey. But we’re not jumping on the organic band-wagon. Actually, we’ve been living and breathing the organic philosophy for over 100 years. Seriously, our hives are so remote it’s a great Kiwi adventure just reaching them, so there’re…
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