CENTRAL INDIAN HONEY – Rooted in Forest Wisdom

Featuring:

• Jamun Honey (Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh)

In the quiet shade of Madhya Pradesh’s forests, bees gather nectar from jamun blooms. This isn’t commercial farming — it’s traditional forest beekeeping, led by tribal communities and guided by nature.

🍇 Jamun Honey | Partner Beekeeper: Omprakash Sahu, 51

Omprakash runs a tribal cooperative that uses log hives high in forest trees. Their jamun honey is mineral-rich, slightly tart, and never heated or over-extracted.

"We don’t use chemicals. Not for bees, not for trees," he insists.

Each jar supports 40+ tribal families and reflects true biodiversity.

📍 Traceable to: Early monsoon bloom, Chhindwara forest zones

This honey doesn’t just taste good — it sustains forest communities, honours indigenous knowledge, and keeps nature in balance.