We strongly believe Manuka Honey is best enjoyed in its cleanest, most natural state. It’s perfect the way it is, created by mother nature, and authentically sourced from the lush fields of New Zealand. Here at Wedderspoon, this is our...
March 1st marks the start of a very special month - Women’s History Month. This recognition month was initially recognized as a weeklong observance, starting in 1982. It then became a recognition month in the United States in 1987. Women’s...
It’s exciting to make a list of goals and new healthy habits at the beginning of the year. However, it can take a lot of effort and dedication to stick with those habits for the entirety of the year, and...
The weather is getting crisp, the leaves are starting to fall to the ground and germs are beginning to spread more! We’re officially entering the start of cold and flu season, but with some mindful behaviors, you can keep yourself...
We talk a lot about what you can do with your Wedderspoon Manuka Honey once it’s in your pantry, but have you ever wondered how it got from the hive to your home? The traceability process we follow ensures that...
Apiculture New Zealand is the peak body representing the New Zealand apiculture industry. Apiculture is the technical term for beekeeping and the industry of raising bees and gathering honey. Apiculture New Zealand has named September as Bee Aware Month -...
The sun is setting earlier, the temperatures are starting to cool off and the local stores are filled with school supplies which can only mean one thing…Fall and the new school year are upon us. The end of the summer...
What is National Honey Bee Day? National Honey Bee Day will be celebrated on August 17, 2024. This annual awareness day is recognized on the third Saturday of August and is meant to recognize the importance of honey bees, the...
1. Could you tell us the story behind Gussy's Gut? What inspired you to start a pet supplement company? Well, first and foremost, I am absolutely a dog guy to the end of the earth. I am all about dogs....
