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HEALTH HARVEST

Pursuing ecological-friendly spirit, we bring Tualang Honey from a remote and primitive angle of the World - the Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra, Indonesia.  Our experienced honey farmers wild harvest Tualang Honey in ecological way. Every jar of our Tualang Honey possesses stunning aroma and rainforest essence.

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Unique Organic Nectar Sources

Tualang Honey is a rare and precious species of wild honey produced by a special honey bee - Apis Dorsata, unique to Southeast Asia equatorial region, where hundreds of rainforest wild plants giving distinctive sources of organic nectar. Tualang Honey possesses incomparable aroma, texture and dietetic value.  These attributes make Tualang Honey different from other honeys in the market.

Preciousness

With continuous urbanisation, nowadays Tualang Tree and Apis Dorsata can only be found in the deepest part of tropical rainforest in Southeast Asia. Unlike farmed honey, Tualang Honey is truly wild harvested and its supply capacity is substantially limited. Every jar of Tualang Honey selling in the market has not come easily, highlighting its preciousness.

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Sustainable Development

Sustainability is the key to maintain Tualang Honey industry. We started from basic education: honey harvesting and processing in original ecological way and strictly control over annual production volume. By successfully exporting

Tualang Honey from Indonesia, we assist local honey farmer significantly improve living standard and promote local economy development.

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From Primitive to the World Stage

In recent years, a team of international genetic scientists has identified 22 sets of chromosome in the Asian Giant Bee genome, which 100% match with the human genome. This finding indicates that Tualang honey could bring disruptive breakthrough for biological research in near future.

We bring Tualang honey from the Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra, Indonesia to the World stage of biological research.

We target to increase public awareness over the endangered Tualang Tree and Apis Dorsata.

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