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Honey summit to end sticky manuka troubles with New Zealand
The federal government wants Australian and New Zealand beekeepers to hold a “workshop” to end a long running trans-Tasman battle over manuka honey.
Key points:
- Manuka honey is made from the nectar of Leptospermum trees, which are native to Australia and New Zealand
- NZ producers have attempted to trademark the term in at least seven jurisdictions
- The NZ government has provided financial assistance in the spat but Australia has not offered similar support to its country’s beekeepers
The lucrative product has been promoted by several celebrities and sports stars, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Novak Djokovic, for its supposed health and cosmetic benefits.
Demand for the honey has surged and it can retail for hundreds of dollars a kilogram.
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