In 2026, 2.3 tons of honey collected from bees from different regions of the country will be shipped from Serbia to China. A year before, the volume of shipments was about 700 kg. Serbian industry expects that the Chinese market will continue to open up, which will increase exports and improve sales conditions. Honey produced on apiaries throughout Serbia is supplied to the company "Nash Honey" in the city of Racha. It was founded by the Union of Beekeeping Organizations of Serbia to collect, package and sell the local goalkeeper products. This system allows producers to sell honey without traditional intermediaries. According to the representatives of the organization, the current season was successful: the most collected Acacia and sunflower honey. This year we sold 2.3 tons of honey to China, more than three times last year, when shipments reached about 700 kg. We hope that the Chinese market will be even more accessible, and we will be able to send much more large volumes there, and bees will sell their products at more affordable prices, Zurica Jurishovic, our honey technician, told Kragujevac Radio and TV. Each batch undergoes laboratory tests and special attention is paid to quality control at the factory. Before purchase, each batch of honey undergoes sampling and laboratory tests. Experts check the physiochemical indicators of the products, as well as the presence of possible residues of antibiotics and sulfonamides. According to Yurishevich, the employee of the organization goes to the gatekeeper, takes a sample of honey and seals it. The sample is then transported to the factory and sent to a recognized laboratory. "We only buy honey after the test results. If the laboratory's conclusion confirms that the product meets the established requirements and all the standards, we receive it from the gatekeeper, the representative of the organization explained.

In 2026, 2.3 tons of honey collected from bees from different regions of the country will be shipped from Serbia to China. A year before, the volume of shipments was about 700 kg. Serbian industry expects that the Chinese market will continue to open up, which will increase exports and improve sales conditions. Honey produced on apiaries throughout Serbia is supplied to the company "Nash Honey" in the city of Racha. It was founded by the Union of Beekeeping Organizations of Serbia to collect, package and sell the local goalkeeper products. This system allows producers to sell honey without traditional intermediaries. According to the representatives of the organization, the current season was successful: the most collected Acacia and sunflower honey. This year we sold 2.3 tons of honey to China, more than three times last year, when shipments reached about 700 kg. We hope that the Chinese market will be even more accessible, and we will be able to send much more large volumes there, and bees will sell their products at more affordable prices, Zurica Jurishovic, our honey technician, told Kragujevac Radio and TV. Each batch undergoes laboratory tests and special attention is paid to quality control at the factory. Before purchase, each batch of honey undergoes sampling and laboratory tests. Experts check the physiochemical indicators of the products, as well as the presence of possible residues of antibiotics and sulfonamides. According to Yurishevich, the employee of the organization goes to the gatekeeper, takes a sample of honey and seals it. The sample is then transported to the factory and sent to a recognized laboratory. "We only buy honey after the test results. If the laboratory's conclusion confirms that the product meets the established requirements and all the standards, we receive it from the gatekeeper, the representative of the organization explained.