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What is Responsible Honey?
Orgullo Apícola (Or-goo-yoh Ah-pee-khola) meaning “Beekeepers' Pride” in spanish, produces wild multifloral, raw, unheated & unfiltered honey with indigeneous peoples in forests reserves, protecting endangered species in South America.
How we do it?
We partnered with forest reserves, beekeepers' associations, and indigenous communities to install bee sanctuaries in protected lands.
Forest reserves act as the perfect environment to produce the highest quality wild multifloral, raw, unheated, unfiltered honey while maintaining the great health of the bee colonies.
Why?
It’s all about protecting nature!!
We involve indigenous communities surrounding forests in the production process, allowing them to earn money through fair trading while protecting forests and wildlife against deforestation and illegal poaching.
By choosing Orgullo Apícola, you're not just enjoying a sweet delicacy
You're investing in a future where forests flourish, and our planet thrives.
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What is Responsible Honey?
About Us
Orgullo Apícola
It’s a Responsible Honey Company based in New York that works with indigenous peoples, beekeepers' associations, and forest reserves in South America, developing a business model that puts conservation first.
Agriculture is one of the main engines of the South American economy, bringing development and creating jobs, but it puts great pressure on the environment, causing biodiversity loss and greenhouse gas emissions.
Deforestation, wildfires, and illegal poaching are real threats to endangered species and the last remaining indigenous communities.
We need forests to support biodiversity and indigenous culture, which is why we bring technology, supplies, and financial resources to fight back with sustainable beekeeping practices.
With every jar of honey, we strive to uphold our commitment to strengthen conservation organizations, indigenous peoples, and local communities surrounding forest reserves to protect the environment and wildlife.
Together, let's preserve nature's bounty for generations to come!
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