Trace your honey
We'll show you the region and the season your honey came from.
Trace another batch
Where is my batch number?
In the middle of the round sticker on the lid, above the words BATCH NUMBER. On early bottles we wrote it in by hand.
No match
We can't find .
Check the lid. A batch number is two letters, four numbers and two numbers, like FG-2609-01. Hand written ones are easy to misread, so try a 0 for an O. Still stuck? Email us a photo of the lid and we'll look it up.
Batch number
Early record Murray is checking every value, and the blanks fill in as he does.
Where it's from
South East Queensland
Farm honey from our hives around South East Queensland. The flowering, the season and the colour go up here once Murray has graded the drum.
Buy Queensland HoneyBatch number
Early record Murray is checking every value, and the blanks fill in as he does.
Where it's from
Rainbow Beach
Cooloola Coast, Queensland
Manuka sells on a lab number, so this batch goes on sale when its lab certificate is back. The MGO and the certificate will sit right here.
Hear when it is testedBatch number
Early record Murray is checking every value, and the blanks fill in as he does.
Where it's from
Noosa
Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Manuka sells on a lab number, so this batch goes on sale when its lab certificate is back. The MGO and the certificate will sit right here.
Hear when it is tested
Our bees move with the flowering, across Queensland and into New South Wales. So a batch is honey from one region in one season, extracted at Peak Crossing, and that is what its record tells you.
Manuka is different. It sells on a lab number, so a manuka batch shows its MGO once the lab certificate is back, and not before.
