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Apiculture New Zealand annual conference and trade show, held on June 29-30 in the picturesque city of Rotorua, was a buzzing affair, bringing together beekeepers, beekeeping experts and trade exhibitors from all over the country. Among the standout stars at the event was Coalgate Honey Co owners Simon and Sarah Aarts, Aarts which once again left a sweet mark with its exceptional range of honey. Despite not being able to attend the conference in person, Simon and Sarah eagerly awaited the results of the NZ Honey Awards, held in conjunction with the event. The anticipation reached new heights as they kept a close eye on the honey competition results page. When the awards were finally
published, Coalgate Honey Co had every reason to celebrate. They were thrilled to discover that their dedication to producing high-quality honey had earned them a welldeserved gold medal for their Raw Liquid Honey - Light section. This particular honey, t ypic all y r eser ve d for creaming, is renowned as their sought-after High Country Creamed Honey. Although much of this prized honey will still be set aside for creaming, lucky customers will have the opportunity to savour its liquid form as well. Adding to their list of accomplishments, they were also honoured with a bronze medal for their Naturally Granulated Honey - Light section. This honey, sourced from their ‘host a hives’ located in Darfield, also serves
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as the foundation for their delectable Standard Creamed Honey. For Coalgate Honey Co, this recognition holds more than just pride and joy; it puts their rural town of Coalgate and the wider Selwyn region on the map once again. It stands as a testament to their commitment to producing top-tier honey products that resonate with honey enthusiasts across the country. Looking ahead, Simon hopes that these accolades will not only strengthen their reputation but also benefit their business. They envision that the recognition received at the prestigious conference will encourage more people to choose their honey and support local businesses. By collaborating with wholesalers, they aim to bring their honey
Simon Aarts with his NZ Honey Awards medal and trophy. to an even broader audience, fostering a thriving community of honey lovers, who appreciate the true quality of local honey.
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