Chinese Acacia Honey
Chinese-origin acacia honey. Typical harvest period listed as April–June. Current documentation records bulk supply in 50 kg drums.
ProcurMan connects international buyers with an established Jiangxi honey and bee-product manufacturing network, backed by long-term industry experience, documented production systems, international sourcing channels and modern traceability. We support bulk honey in drums, processing, packaging, private label and selected bee and health-food products.
For industrial, food-service and ingredient buyers, the core opportunity is honey supplied in drums. The current factory questionnaire documents Chinese acacia honey in 50 kg drums, with a 2-ton minimum order for the listed format.
Chinese-origin acacia honey. Typical harvest period listed as April–June. Current documentation records bulk supply in 50 kg drums.
Filtering, moisture reduction/concentration, filling and packaging are documented capabilities. Imported honey can also enter China for processing and packaging where the project requires it.
Where the commercial arrangement allows, honey from international origin partners can be coordinated directly to the buyer's destination without first routing through China.
The source records distinguish between the honey's country of origin and the location where honey is processed, packed or commercialized. We keep those facts separate rather than assuming they are the same.
The company materials identify the honey business in Jinxian County, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China. The brochure cover gives an address in the county's medical-science industrial area. For the public ProcurMan page we describe the operating location at city/province level rather than publishing direct supplier contact information.
The returned questionnaire specifically lists New Zealand, Uzbekistan, Germany and France as countries currently supplying honey into China for processing or blending. Those four origins are therefore the ones we can presently present as documented international supply relationships; Australia is not listed in the returned questionnaire.
The files do not yet identify the specific Chinese apiary province/region for the acacia honey. Therefore the page states “Chinese-origin acacia honey” and separately identifies the Nanchang/Jiangxi processing base. Once the apiary-origin documentation is supplied, that can be added precisely.
Rather than making unsupported claims about being one of China's largest apiary owners, ProcurMan presents the strengths that can actually be documented from university, industry and government sources.
Nanchang University describes the founder's bee-product entrepreneurship as beginning in 2007 and reports long-term work integrating industry, research and education.
Local government reporting states that the company implemented a 5G-enabled management system and WMS traceability covering raw-material receipt, production, warehousing and shipment.
A Jinxian County government digital-transformation report states that the company's on-time order-delivery rate reached 95%, with sales-shipment timeliness reported at 90%.
Jiangxi Agricultural University identifies the company as a participating organization in China's first group standard for mature Chinese tallow-tree monofloral honey.
Industry exhibition materials describe a business model combining one ecological tourism park, two integrated industry chains and three production / processing bases.
University sources describe work on honey purification, propolis extraction and patented bee-product technologies. The mature-honey standard project also emphasizes post-maturation and biomimetic dehydration methods designed to preserve quality while controlling moisture.
The supplied catalogues and product photographs show a broader portfolio extending beyond honey into bee-derived and health-food products. Confirmed examples include Manuka grades, monofloral honeys, honey beverages, Manuka lozenges, propolis products, Ganoderma lucidum spore-oil soft capsules, and nutritional-supplement development including Coenzyme Q10. Public export pricing is quoted per project rather than copied from domestic RMB distributor lists.
| Category | Examples in supplied range | Formats documented | Commercial route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manuka honey | MGO 30+, UMF 5+, 10+, 15+, 18+, 20+ | 250 g / 500 g | Retail / distribution |
| Monofloral & specialty honey | Multifloral, Honey Dew, thyme, wildflower, Kamahi, clover, Pohutukawa | 250 g / 340 g / 500 g / 1 kg | Retail / private label review |
| Flavoured honey beverages | Lemon, cranberry, passionfruit, kiwifruit, rose, peach | 250 g / 340 g / 500 g | Retail / distribution |
| Honey-derived products | Manuka lozenges; propolis oral spray | 60 g / 80 g / 320 g; 30 ml | Retail / export review |
| Nutritional supplements | Coenzyme Q10 and related softgel/capsule development | Specification to be confirmed by product | OEM / product-development inquiry |
| Bulk Chinese honey | Acacia honey | 50 kg drums documented | B2B bulk export |
Supply relationships documented for New Zealand, Uzbekistan, Germany and France. Origin, floral source, grade and testing are confirmed for each commercial program.
Available formats include propolis soft-capsule and related bee-product programs. Product specifications, extract standardization and testing documents are reviewed before export.
CoQ10 soft-capsule production is a documented category. For export or private-label projects, formulation, dosage, active-content testing, capsule material and destination-market compliance must be confirmed before quotation.
The manufacturing network also produces Ganoderma-related health-food formats. These are presented separately from honey and are subject to product-specific regulatory review.
For honey, propolis and health-food products, ProcurMan treats testing and destination-market compliance as part of the commercial specification—not as marketing decoration.
The current supplier questionnaire records routine checks including moisture, sugar profile, microbiology, HMF and diastase activity. Independent batch verification can also be requested.
Propolis projects can specify extract type, total flavonoids/phenolics, microbiological limits, heavy metals, pesticide residues and residual-solvent requirements according to the product and market.
China's market regulator requires CoQ10 health-food filings to meet defined technical requirements, including active-component specifications and microbiological requirements; soft capsules are an accepted dosage form.
A serious honey transaction begins with origin, grade, quality targets and destination-market requirements—not just a price per kilogram.
Origin, floral source, grade, quantity, destination, packaging and target use.
China bulk supply, international origin supply, or a China-processing/private-label route.
COA, agreed authenticity/residue testing, origin and export documentation as required.
MOQ, Incoterm, lead time, packing, labeling, payment terms and shipment coordination.
Use this form for bulk honey, international-origin sourcing, processing, private label, or bee-product inquiries. Your submission is sent to ProcurMan for follow-up.
Daniel Jaworski
daniel@procurman.com
China: 19870019501