SUSTAINABILITY
We founded the company to support British bees and their keepers, and that’s still our mission today, alongside a wider aim to reconnect people to nature and do our best to protect it.
Since the 1930’s we’ve lost over 95% of our wildflower meadows which is an essential habitat for pollinators. We’re committing
2% of turnover to creating 1000 acres of meadows by working with UK charity Plantlife. We’re committed to creating a positive impact environmentally and socially.

We exist to keep British honey wild
At Black Bee Honey we respect the bees and the environment, creating jaw-dropping honey which oozes with the best flavours the British countryside and its seasonal cycles has to offer. We believe in nature, craftsmanship and community, which is why we want to keep British honey wild.
Our products
Everyone has the right to know where their food comes from and how it’s made, this is why we nurture a British beekeeping community who do things the right way.
Knowing exactly who made the honey and where means we can put that on every jar. This is in contrast with the majority of the honey we consume in the UK that is often described as a ‘Blend of EU and Non-EU honey’. 90% in fact is imported and most of that from China, a country with a poor track record for honey authenticity.

MEADOW MISSION
We donate 2% of our sales to Plantlife to create species-rich grasslands, vital habitats for honey bees and other pollinators.
Living Wage
We’re proud to have been an official Living Wage employer since 2020, ensuring that everyone’s hard work is truly valued.
b corp certified
This mean we're meeting high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency across everything we do.

Our beekeeper collective
Our trusted network of honey producers all love their craft and their bees just like we do. In fact, we’ve created a beekeeping code of conduct, which all our suppliers proudly sign, committing to the highest ethical and beekeeping standards.
Though our beekeepers are spread across the country, the honey they produce is essentially the same stuff as the jars you’d find at your local farmers' market. It’s as authentic and local as honey gets just with a nationwide reach.
2024 IMPACT REPORT
Read the full report on our journey to even greater environmental and social impact here.