Health Harvest Yellow Tualang Honey is wild harvested from the rainforests of Sumatra and independently laboratory tested for quality, authenticity, Total Activity (TA), and botanical diversity.
Raw Tualang honey harvested from wild Apis dorsata hives, independently tested with TA 9.5+ and rich botanical complexity.
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Explore how this wild rainforest honey is studied and understood:
• Complete Guide to Tualang Honey
• Raw Honey and Brain Health
Understanding Health Harvest Tualang Honey Grades
Every batch of Health Harvest Tualang honey is independently laboratory tested and graded using measurable characteristics, including Total Activity (TA), pollen count, and botanical diversity. These natural differences reflect the range of rainforest plant sources visited by Apis dorsata bees during each harvest.
| Grade | Total Activity (TA) | Pollen Count* | Pollen Varieties | Laboratory Tested |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platinum | TA 21+ | 6.5M+ | 250+ | ✓ |
| Black Premium | TA 14+ | 4.8M+ | 150+ | ✓ |
| Black (Most Popular) | TA 11.5+ | 4.0M+ | 100+ | ✓ |
| Red | TA 10+ | 3.2M+ | 100+ | ✓ |
| Yellow | TA 9.5+ | 2.4M+ | 100+ | ✓ |
Platinum Grade
The highest level of selection, with exceptional pollen diversity and elevated Total Activity. Represents the most complex expression of Tualang honey.
Black Premium
A concentrated, high-pollen grade with strong Total Activity levels.
This variety offers a balance between the intensity of standard Black and the elevated characteristics of Platinum, making it a popular choice for those looking for a high-quality, versatile option.
Black
Known for strong pollen presence and robust Total Activity. A bold and concentrated rainforest honey.
Red
A balanced grade with moderate pollen diversity and activity levels, reflecting seasonal variation in nectar sources.
Yellow
Lighter in composition with lower pollen density, representing a narrower range of floral sources.
Because Tualang honey is wild-harvested, each batch may vary slightly depending on seasonal blooms and environmental conditions.
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