Sundarbans Mangrove Honey

**Sundarban Mangrove Honey**
**Origin**: Sundarban Mangrove Honey, also known as Sundarban Honey, is a unique and highly valued type of honey collected from the Sundarbans mangrove forests in West Bengal, India.
**Who Collects It?**: Traditional honey collectors, known as “Maulis,” and beekeepers gather this honey from the nectar of various mangrove flowers.
**Special Recognition**: Registered as a Geographical Indication (GI) product in 2024, highlighting its unique origin and quality.
**Collection Season**: The honey is typically collected between March and May, when the mangrove flowers are in full bloom.
**Texture & Taste**: This honey is known for its less viscous texture, strong aroma, and rich taste. It is 100% natural, with no added sugar, chemicals, or preservatives, and rich taste.
**Eco-Friendly**: The collection and sale of Sundarban Honey support the livelihoods of traditional honey collectors and contribute to the conserve of the Sundarbans and its wildlife, including the majestic Royal Bengal Tigers.