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A New Zealand scientist is warning that fraudulent products threaten to destroy the international reputation of the country's honey exports.
Waikato Univ Ass. Prof. Merilyn Manley-Harris tells Radio NZ it is urgent for NZ to set up a system for standardized labelling of honey, especially the manuka variety.
NZ produced more than 16,000 tonnes of honey in 2012 and 2013. Honey exports were worth NZ$120 million in 2012, with manuka honey accounting...
