Bee Happy Apiaries
Bee Happy Apiaries | Certified Organic Marri TA35+ Active Honey
Bee Happy Apiaries | Certified Organic Marri TA35+ Active Honey
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Producer: Bee Happy Apiaries are long-standing family of bee-keepers. Current owners are 3rd generation apiarists who proudly carry on their family legacy. Bee Happy are based in Toodyay, WA with hives across the state.
Product Information: Sourced from the Marri tree (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis) around the Toodyay area. The tree flowers in the summer months of the year, generally February – March.
Taste Profile: This Marri honey has a medium amber colour, and is rich in flavour, with a tangy aftertaste. This makes it ideal for breakfasts, baking or cooking.
Rating & Certification:
- Independently tested for its antimicrobial activity levels at certified laboratories within Australia. This batch (V22/010185) has recorded a significant result >T/A 35+ which is the highest rating awarded by the National Measurement Institute, an Australian government body
- Certified organic with NASAA (National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia).
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In A Nutshell
What is active honey?
Honey is active when it possesses antibacterial and/or antimicrobial properties. Best practice within the industry is for the activity levels to be tested and certified by independent laboratories. Some commonly known active honeys are Jarrah and Marri (which are both antibacterial and antimicrobial) and Manuka (antibacterial only).
How to intepret TA ratings ratings?
Total Activity (TA) is a measure of the level of activity of the natural enzymes in the honey. The higher the TA, the stronger the antibacterial and antimicrobial activity levels. In other words, the higher the rating, the better it is in fighting bacteria and other microbes.
How to compare TA rating with UMF and MGO ratings?
We've made a simple comparison table for you here. With this table, you may ascertain which honey is the best for you based on ratings and dollar value. For example, you may find a 250g jar of Manuka UMF 23 sets you back by $169, whereas a 250g jar of Jarrah TA 35+ (a higher activity rating) is available to you at $46.