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Western Australian Honey Solutions
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Honey X bridges the gaps in Western Australian
We are a global supplier and exporter. Our mission is to connect international buyers with premium West Australian honey, backed by transparent data, accredited testing, and scalable supply solutions.
X representing our four pillars
- 01Export.
- 02Education.
- 03Research.
- 04Innovation.
Export Solutions
Discover our end-to-end services, designed to support your honey sourcing, packaging, and global distribution requirements.
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Testing, Certificates & Awards
Explore laboratory reports, certificates and award documents. Each document relates to the products, samples, facility, scope and dates stated within it.
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Expand Your Product Range with Premium Honey
Retail-ready Forest Fresh jars and sachets, bulk cubes, drums and IBCs, private label jars for your own brand, and infused honey. Active Jarrah, Marri and Yarri, each batch independently tested for purity, activity and composition.
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Active WA Honey vs Manuka
When sourcing premium bioactive honey, Western Australian Jarrah honey is often compared to New Zealand Manuka. Scientific studies confirm that WA honey, particularly Eucalyptus varieties, can demonstrate greater bioactive capacity than Manuka, due to its dual Peroxide Activity (PA) and Non-Peroxide Activity (NPA).
How Honey’s Activity is Measured
The Well-Diffusion Phenol Equivalent (WDPE) test is the globally recognised method for assessing honey’s antimicrobial activity. In this process:
- 1A diluted honey sample is placed into a small well in a petri dish containing a thin layer of agar, which has been infused with bacteria (e.g., Staphylococcus aureus).
- 2Over 24 hours, the honey’s antimicrobial compounds diffuse into the agar, inhibiting bacterial growth.
- 3The diameter of the bacteria-free zone (where the honey has prevented growth) is measured and compared to a phenol standard (a powerful antiseptic).
- 4The result is expressed as Total Activity (TA), a value that indicates the honey's antibacterial potency.
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