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Royal jelly

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Royal jelly is a substance produced by nurse bees: found in the queen cells, it’s used to feed the larvae destined to become queens. They’re the only bees that eat only this product throughout their lives, even after they reach adulthood.

Jar of golden royal jelly on wooden table

Thanks partly to this wonderful food’s special composition, the Queen Bee is the only fertile female, is larger in size and lives for up to 3-5 years, compared to about 40-50 days for the other bees in the family.

Its composition is quite unusual and unique, consisting of a combination of fats, sugars, proteins and vitamins in a 66% water base, a fantastic source of enzymatic substances that act as biocatalysts, stimulating and increasing the functioning of the cellular metabolism. It’s extremely rich in vitamin B5! Royal jelly is usually taken in cycles, generally during changes of season, at doses from 0.3 to 0.5 grams per day. To conserve all its properties royal jelly must be consumed fresh and it must be refrigerated immediately after collection and then stored in an unbroken cold chain. Our royal jelly is fresh, organic and Italian, collected by our own member beekeepers to ensure a short supply chain.

Characteristics

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FRESH, ITALIAN WITH SHORT SUPPLY CHAIN

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IDEAL DURING CHANGES OF SEASON

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RICH IN ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS

Beekeepers

We work alongside the bees and look after them, building a unique symbiotic relationship with these extraordinary insects day by day. We have always observed their world with respect and care, learning from their rhythms and their balance. We were among the first to embrace organic farming in Italy, and today we are one of Europe’s leading producers of organic honey. We are a community of over 600 beekeepers, united by our love for bees and for Italian honey. Over 5 billion bees live in our hives: we observe them, listen to them and cultivate a deep bond with them, built on care, knowledge and mutual harmony.

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