Share your location and what you can supply, or what you need to buy.
SOUTH AFRICAN HONEY PRODUCERS
You learnt with us. Let’s talk about your harvest.
We are expanding the Bee Ware Producer Network, starting with our past and current students. If you produce local honey, tell us your quantity, availability and where it comes from. You can also register beeswax or bee colonies in nucs/catch boxes. A potential project may need a large number of colonies; quantities and specifications are still being confirmed.
Tell us what you haveCurrent honey stock or a future harvest. Smaller batches welcome for review.
A route to market for the produce you care about
Bee Ware connects beekeeping training, equipment, production and processing. Through the Real Honey brand and our Honey Bar shop, we have a route to retail customers. We also handle bulk enquiries and have our own on-site bottling and packaging plant.
We want to work with producers who keep honest records and can show where their honey, beeswax and colonies come from. A first harvest can begin a conversation; larger volumes need a clear specification and dependable supply plan.
We discuss provenance, quantities, batch records and any samples or testing required.
Price, payment, quality, delivery and responsibilities are agreed before stock moves.
START THE CONVERSATION
Your produce enquiry
Start with a few details. We will ask for supporting records during review. Please keep precise apiary locations and private documents for that stage.
Submitting this form does not confirm a purchase, sale, price or supply agreement. Please wait for Bee Ware’s confirmation before sending samples or stock.
Opening your form…
Payment, collection and delivery
For honey and beeswax, we can arrange courier collection or receive agreed deliveries at our warehouse in Hennopspark, Gauteng. We agree booking, packaging, transport costs and responsibility before dispatch.
Our usual payment terms are payment on delivery, following final checks and quality inspection. Sending stock does not itself confirm acceptance or immediate payment. The agreed inspection and payment process is confirmed before stock moves.
Colonies in nucs/catch boxes are a separate network opportunity. Live-colony inspection, transport and payment terms are confirmed for the specific transaction.
Operational enquiries: [email protected].
Before we work together
What price will you pay?
Each offer is reviewed individually. Price depends on the batch, quality, quantity, buyer requirements and delivery arrangement. A price is agreed before any purchase.
Do I need a large honey harvest?
Tell us what you have. We will review the quantity and explain whether there is a suitable next step. Enquiring does not guarantee acceptance.
How do you check the produce?
We may request production records, evidence of hives, batch details, a sample and appropriate test results. A photo or membership of the network does not itself confirm quality.
Can I register a future harvest?
Yes. Give an estimate and tell us when you expect to have stock. A forecast is recorded separately from honey ready for sale.
Can I have my own wax rolled instead?
Wax supplied for purchase is separate from wax submitted for foundation rolling. Ask Bee Ware about the service you need so the correct terms are agreed.
Your information
Bee Ware, 26 Jakaranda Street, Hennopspark, Centurion, uses your contact details and enquiry information to review and respond to your request. Required fields let us identify and contact you; optional details help us assess the opportunity. Records are held in our private enquiry system and may be handled in GetResponse and our restricted Google Sheets tracker and working files. We do not publish your apiary location or share supplier contact details with prospective buyers without agreeing this with you.
The optional email choice is separate from this enquiry. To request access, correction or removal, or to withdraw a marketing request, email [email protected] or contact Bee Ware using the numbers below. Marketing subscribers can use the unsubscribe link in each email. You may also raise a privacy complaint with the South African Information Regulator at inforegulator.org.za. Existing records may need to be retained where required for an agreed transaction or a legal obligation.