3004136380620

Anveshan Wild forest honey

3004136380620
Brand
Anveshan
Registered in
France
Producer code
4136
Product code
38062

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Serving size 21g
Amount per serving
Calories 67 319 /100 g
100 g % Daily Value*
Total fat 0 g 0 g 0%
Saturated fat Members only
Sodium Members only
Total carbohydrate 17 g 80 g 6%
Dietary fiber Members only
Total sugars Members only
Added sugars Members only
Protein 0 g 1.5 g

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Package
500g
Category
Honeys

* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving adds to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

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About this product

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The barcode 3004136380620 is associated with "Anveshan Wild Forest Honey" as per available product databases. Below are the details, limitations, and considerations regarding this product:


Product Overview

  • Brand/Manufacturer: Anveshan (a well-known Indian brand specializing in organic and natural products, including honey).
  • Product Type: Raw, unprocessed wild forest honey, likely sourced from bees foraging in natural forests (commonly marketed as "virgin" or "raw" honey).
  • Key Claims:
    • Often promoted as organic, unpasteurized, and rich in pollen/propolis (beneficial for immunity and digestion).
    • May highlight antioxidant properties due to minimal processing.
    • Sometimes marketed as a traditional remedy for respiratory issues (e.g., coughs) or energy boosts.

Potential Warnings/Concerns

  1. Allergies:

    • Honey can trigger bee pollen allergies or oral allergy syndrome (especially in individuals allergic to birch pollen or ragweed).
    • Children under 1 year old: Risk of botulism from raw honey (though rare in India, the FDA and WHO advise against it for infants).
  2. Adulteration Risks:

    • Wild forest honey is prone to adulteration (e.g., mixing with sugar syrup, corn syrup, or artificial additives).
    • No strict regulatory oversight in some regions for "wild" honey, increasing the chance of mislabeling.
    • Test for authenticity: Look for pollen analysis or spectrophotometry reports (some brands provide these on request).

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