Market
Honey
We introduce food companies that put honey in what they make to the commercial beekeepers who sell it in bulk.
We have served clients in this market.
A food company that buys honey for its products, matched with a beekeeper selling direct to food manufacturers.
Food companies with honey on their own product labels: granola, cereal, candy, sauces, baked goods and drinks, found in the USDA’s food label records.
Commercial beekeepers who sell honey in bulk: on the federal trucking register hauling bees, filing for seasonal farm help, or listed on state farm directories.
To a food company, honey is an ingredient it buys again and again. Run short and it does not just lose the honey. It loses the granola orders, the monthly customers and the shelf space.
Most food companies buy through the middle of the supply chain and have never met the beekeeper an hour away with honey to sell. Buying direct protects the margin. We find both sides and put them in the same email.
Fixed, quoted for this market and agreed in writing before any work starts: a single introduction, or a package over 60 to 90 days. Paid up front, with no share of your deal. If an introduction clearly does not fit, we replace it. See the refund policy.