Thanks to Business Cambodia for visiting our showroom and being interested in video shooting in our bee farm at Kampong Cham province. In fact, in the present, people change their mindset to think about health treatment by natural medicine and use honey instead of sugar, as you know this natural sweetness contains two kinds of sugar (fructose and glucose), some vitamins, amino acids, and antioxidants… that are beneficial for health.

Thanks to CFN Cambodia Flash News, which invited CEO Ms. Tith Sotheara to the Talk Show event to share knowledge about natural beekeeping in Cambodia.

30 business partners met at the Norea Center in the BNI event that Wild Honey Organic Product has support from our customer and satisfaction to buy products and give testimonials for our honeybee products. We appreciate promoting honeybees to the world, knowing that raw honey and bee pollen are quite beneficial for health and we can use them as a superfood, a glass of honey at home as a personal doctor.

Final Day of Product Expo and thank you so much to the internship student of the Faculty of Science and Technology-STF, IU, who joined our venture to promote and introduce the advantages of raw honey to take care of human health instead of chemical sustains.

On January 1, 2025, Mr. Marc, a distributor and German beekeeping expert, visited to offer valuable insights into natural beekeeping techniques and fostering the health of bee colonies. Wild Honey Organic Products exemplifies exemplary practices in Khmer beekeeping, adhering to both effective techniques and stringent hygiene standards. This collaboration promises to enhance the quality of their honey and improve overall bee health, where all care and harvesting are safe and ensure the health of the customers.

🌺January 7, 2025 Happy Health Day, join us in donating blood with Wild Honey Organic Product to save lives🩸

Wild Honey Organic Product attended a day organized by the Ministry of Commerce at Peng Hout Buengsnou Hall, which was attended by more than 500 participating supplier and Korean visitors who visited potential products that could be exported to Korea, such as honey, salt, pepper, mango, cashew nut , and turmeric powder.