Eucalyptus Honey

Eucalyptus Honey from Dsd Merchandizers is a monofloral honey derived exclusively from nectar collected by bees from Eucalyptus trees native to India. It is harvested directly from beehives without additives, with available weights of 125 grams, 250 grams, 500 grams, and 1000 grams. The honey retains its natural enzymatic profile and floral aroma, characteristic of the Eucalyptus genus found in the Indian subcontinent.

This honey has a medium to dark amber color and a distinct herbal undertone, typical of Eucalyptus nectar. It contains no added sugars, preservatives, or artificial ingredients. Standard moisture content for monofloral Eucalyptus Honey is typically below 20%, and it often tests between 35 to 45% fructose and 30 to 40% glucose. The natural crystallization rate is moderate, and it remains liquid for several months under ambient conditions.

Buyers include bulk food processors, health supplement brands, and export distributors seeking unblended Indian monofloral honey. The product is packed in food-grade HDPE or glass jars with tamper-evident seals. Trade terms are FOB New Delhi or CIF upon request. Minimum order quantities are flexible but typically start at 100 kg for export shipments. Buyers should request a recent lab report for pollen analysis to confirm monofloral purity.

Dsd Merchandizers operates from a commercial address in Janpath, New Delhi, registered under GST 07Aaact1828J1ZC. The company functions as a direct exporter of raw agricultural products, with no public details on production facilities or beekeeping operations. Its trust tier is listed as harbor, indicating basic compliance with platform verification standards. There is no verified information on certifications, farm ownership, or laboratory testing capabilities.

The supplier does not claim organic certification, organic farming practices, or hive management protocols. No data is available on annual production volume, export history, or client base. The response rate and average response time are recorded as zero, suggesting limited buyer communication capacity. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity sourcing from third-party beekeepers rather than a producer.