Malaysia
Product information
Tualang are the tall trees and can grow up to 85 metres tall. Tualang bees also known as Apis Dorsata or The Giant Bees makes honey on the branches of Tualang trees (Koompasia excelsa). They are wild bees (not from farm bee).
Watch our video:https://youtu.be/s_FCIdepJCg
Wangsa Tualang is absolute delicious and nutritious. We offers high export quality of Tualang, which packaged under stringent control and certified by HACCP, Halal, Mesti and GMP. We have exported to Brunei, SIngapore, China, Middle East, Germany and US.
Tualang is known for its medicinal healing and breakthrough scientific research for cancer prevention. Treat osteoporosis, osteopenia and menopausal symptoms. Our Tualang is raw, unprocessed and export quality.
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117.73
USD
/
package
In stock
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Type (variety):
WILD BEE TUALANG HONEY 750G
Quantity, package:
Minimum order quantity: 1
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Product information
Tualang are the tall trees and can grow up to 85 metres tall. Tualang bees also known as Apis Dorsata or The Giant Bees makes honey on the branches of Tualang trees (Koompasia excelsa). They are wild bees (not from farm bee).
Watch our video:https://youtu.be/s_FCIdepJCg
Wangsa Tualang is absolute delicious and nutritious. We offers high export quality of Tualang, which packaged under stringent control and certified by HACCP, Halal, Mesti and GMP. We have exported to Brunei, SIngapore, China, Middle East, Germany and US.
Tualang is known for its medicinal healing and breakthrough scientific research for cancer prevention. Treat osteoporosis, osteopenia and menopausal symptoms. Our Tualang is raw, unprocessed and export quality.
Logistics and delivery
HS code:
040900 - Honey; natural
Place of origin:
Malaysia
Logistics details 1
Warehouse location:
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Nearest port:
Port Kelang
Nearest container terminal:
Port Dickson
Packaging size
Width:
10
in
Height:
10
in
Length:
15
in
Weight:
500
lb
Malaysia
Company outline
We are a team of locals, residing near the jungle area and most of us started honey harvesting since we were young. Our harvest usually starts in April and ends in Oct/November with some weeks earlier or later. During the harvest season, we camp near the harvest area, and wake up surrounded by tall trees and the swarming bees. Occasionally we hear sounds which we could not heard of, it gives us the chill but it never stops us from doing what we do best, climb the 130ft tall trees and harvest the honey.
Type of business:
Manufacturer
Annual turnover:
Confidential
Year of establishment:
2002
Number of team members:
10 - 50
