The Small Detail That Changes Everything
Pick up a jar of Haydara honey and you'll notice something most honey brands don't offer: a hive number. Not a batch code buried on the back. A clear, visible marker that tells you exactly where your honey came from.
Hive 3, Fayoum. Hive 7, Sharkiya. It's right there on the label.
Why Does This Matter?
Because in a market where "pure honey" can mean almost anything, traceability is the only real proof. When you know the hive, the region, and the type, you're not relying on a brand's word alone — you're holding verifiable information. Learn more about telling real honey from fake and why this matters for your trust.
It means we can tell you exactly which beekeeper harvested your honey, from which hives, in which season. And if anything ever seems off, we can trace it back and investigate. That level of accountability is rare in the Egyptian honey market — and it's non-negotiable for us.
What the Hive Number Tells You
Each hive has its own character. Hive 3 in Fayoum, for example, sits in an area surrounded by citrus groves and clover fields. The honey from this hive tends to be lighter, more floral, and delicate. Hive 7 in Sharkiya produces a thicker, more pollen-rich honey with a bolder profile. Explore our sourcing process to learn more about what makes each hive unique.
By labeling by hive, we're not just being transparent — we're celebrating the natural diversity that makes each jar unique.
The Bigger Picture
Traceability isn't just about honey. It's about a way of doing business. It says: we have nothing to hide. We're proud of where our product comes from. And we trust you enough to show you the full chain.
This approach is inspired by our broader mission — building a brand rooted in the values of Imam Al-Laith Ibn Saad: integrity, honesty, and dignity in every transaction.
Check Your Jar
Next time you pick up a jar of honey — ours or anyone else's — look for the source. If it's not there, ask why. You deserve to know what you're eating.