Like most agricultural products, bulk organic raw unfiltered honey is a commodity. Given this, the market pricing follows the economics of supply and demand – when there is ample supply, the price generally goes down; when there is a shortage in supply, the price goes up. There are many factors that can influence the supply and demand of bulk raw honey, including weather, trade laws, consumer trends, etc.
Honey Source’s Procurement Team are experts when it comes to understanding the supply and demand of the bulk organic honey market. They are consistently monitoring conditions within the market to ensure we stay ahead of supply and offer the best price possible.
Available Formats
Honey Source honey is available for shipping year-round in a wide range of packaging, when and how you need it. If you are looking for bulk organic honey, it is available in sizes ranging from 5 pound jugs to 3100 pound totes (tankers available upon request). We partner with you to meet all of your bulk honey needs.
40 lb. & 60 lb. Plastic Pails
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3100 lb. Plastic totes
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640 lb. Closed Top Metal Drums
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Tankers (Size Varies)
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Private Label Honey
Honey Source was founded in 1975 by beekeepers; our business has evolved and grown over the past half century to innovate the space, forge strong and trusted relationships with suppliers, and secure efficiencies in packaging and distribution.
Key Capabilities
- Trusted relationships with suppliers worldwide
- Domestic/regional, organic, NonGMO, and specialty honey
- Blending expertise to customize a solution just for you
- State-of-the-art production facilities
- Highest standards for testing and certification
- Nationwide distribution
Nationwide Shipping
- Our state-of-the-art production facilities in Oregon and Ohio ensure efficient and reliable delivery of our products to most of the United States.
Innovating Honey
- Our unique Sweet Heat Honey combines the smoky heat of chipotles and the light sweetness of quality honey.
- We can infuse wonderful flavors, like lemon, orange, cinnamon, mint, and more.
- On the Go! We can add flavors in our HoneyStix too.
Honey Logistics & Storage
As the preferred bulk honey source, Honey Source has the knowledge and experience to deliver what you need when you need it. We ship year-round anywhere in the U.S. and abroad. Countries outside of the U.S. we have shipped to include Canada, Saudia Arabia, Singapore, and Malaysia. Getting our bulk honey delivered to you safely and on time is important to us. We work with our customers to develop the best shipping options to meet their needs. We can ship bulk honey the following ways:
- Motor Freight
- Small Parcel
- Air Freight
- Tanker
- Our Trucks (Qualifications Apply)
Storage & Shelf Life FAQ
At Honey Source, we are all about providing authentic, pure bulk honey that provides the taste and quality you are looking for. To ensure this, we work closely with our suppliers to ensure that the honey Js safely harvested from the hive, sealed in air-tight containers for transport to our facility, inspected and tested upon arrival, packaged within our facility using stringent food safety standards and shipped to you using food safe transportation. Taking this kind of care means that you receive the quality honey you expect.
What is the best storage temperature for honey?
Processed honey should be stored between 64-75° F (18-24° C). Honey can be exposed to higher temperatures for brief periods; however, heat damage is cumulative so heat exposure should be limited. It is best to minimize temperature fluctuations and avoid storing honey near heat sources.
What is crystallized honey?
Most honeys are supersaturated with respect to glucose which may cause glucose to crystallize spontaneously at room temperature in the form of glucose monohydrate. The rate at which crystallization occurs depends on the origin of the honey and the methods by which it is processed and handled. Crystallization may be reversed by heating which “melts” the crystals.
Is honey usually stable?
Honey is highly stable against microbial growth because of its low water activity, low moisture content, low pH, and antimicrobial constituents.