Honey traceability presentation
as we've begun the bad puns I'd just like to say thanks for the doument it was....
....sweet man!
James
Franco,
as we've begun the bad puns I'd just like to say thanks for the doument it was....
....sweet man!
James
Beehive yourself James.
Beehive yourself James.
This thread is giving me a proper BUZZZZZ
Honey traceability
From farm to ... folk
honey is from farm to folk,
are we tracing honey...
Any how i found to be very useful as a honey packer, as far traceability they explained one step up (immediate supplier) and one step down (immediate customer), same as FSMS and exception for the final customer has not to be identified, the time of records keeping fixed time frame not set but the recommendation given for 5 years from date of manufacturing and delivery / +6 month from the period of the shelf life, from my opinion we can keep it more as this is just record keeping (hard copies or soft copies preferably) and even finished goods samples if have large storage place,
Honey - Quality Criteria
The Sugars of Honey
IR control of honey
Honey
Small-scale Woodland-based Enterprises with Outstanding Economic Potential - The case of Honey in Zambia
Here are some videos:
Harvestin Honey pt 1
Harvesting Honey pt 2
Harvesting Honey pt 3
Harvesting Honey pt 4
Honey Production Process
Honey Pacifica - The Beekeeper's Life, The Raw Unheated Honey Process
Processing Honey
Cheers!
Some more info about honey:
Honey - Quality Criteria
The Sugars of Honey
IR control of honey
Honey
Small-scale Woodland-based Enterprises with Outstanding Economic Potential - The case of Honey in Zambia
Here are some videos:
Harvestin Honey pt 1
Harvesting Honey pt 2
Harvesting Honey pt 3
Harvesting Honey pt 4
Honey Production Process
Honey Pacifica - The Beekeeper's Life, The Raw Unheated Honey Process
Processing Honey
Cheers!
Many thanks for the great stuff, very useful for training purposes,everyone wants has to know about it!!!
i learned a lot from this forum and still learning...,
You have done a wonderful job, once again thanks for your time and efforts for helping us!
I always try to find new stuff and "enrich" some topics that I am either familiar with or intrested in learning more about them. But okay sometimes I find online a vast amount of "condensed" knowledge which is impossible to assimilate so I just add it as additional information. It doesn't mean that I know everything, I just know how, where and what to look for in order to provide some help/guidance to those who seek it.
Cheers!