Keep the smell of flowers in the drops of Cao Bang honey

Exploiting diverse vegetation in natural forests in Bach Dang commune (Cao Bang province), Binh Duong Natural Flower Honey products have successfully transformed from a distributed harvesting method to a value chain organization model. 3-star OCOP certification paves the way to bring indigenous specialties to professional distribution channels.
Keep the smell of flowers in the drops of Cao Bang honey
Bee crates are arranged under the natural forest canopy to ensure a safe food search radius for the native honey bee colony

In the area of Bach Dang commune (Cao Bang province), the steep hilly terrain mixed with valleys creates conditions for the growth of natural forest trees and herbs. The abundant source of forest flowers blooming in season provides a source of pure pollen, rich in enzymes and minerals for the native honey bee colony.

Many years ago, local beekeeping activities took place in the form of small-scale farmers, completely dependent on weather developments. Honey harvested seasonally, the method of manual squeezing mixed with impurities and hydrolysis in the honey has not been evenly controlled. The product is mainly consumed around the village or sold to patrons through oral channels. The surplus value is limited, not commensurate with the natural grade of the highland honey source.

Keep the smell of flowers in the drops of Cao Bang honey
Binh Duong Natural Flower Honey is bottled in glass with a complete brand identity after achieving the provincial 3-star OCOP certification

In order to get rid of fragmentation, the model of linking local beekeeping households will officially be formed from 2023. Households gather resources, standardize breeding techniques and harvesting processes. Bee crates are arranged under the natural forest canopy, ensuring a safe food search radius and isolating from polluted areas. Farmers closely monitor the honey secretion cycle of wildflowers, absolutely do not interfere with sugar or artificial food during the honey collection period.

The harvesting stage is converted to a semi-automatic centrifugal rotation method. The nest cake after screwing the lid is completely inserted into a mechanical rotating cage, separating the honey from the wax without breaking the larvae. The raw honey undergoes a multi-layer filter system to completely remove excess pollen and tiny wax dust. The semi-closed processing process ensures the same consistency, iridescent yellow color of cockroach wings and characteristic herbal aroma.

In 2023, Binh Duong Natural Flower Honey product (Bach Dang commune) officially achieved the provincial 3-star OCOP certification. The OCOP filter membrane creates a big turning point in commercial thinking. The product is bottled in glass that meets food safety standards, equipped with an anti-oxidation sealing film. The label is synchronously designed, integrating QR code traceability stamps, transparency of information about households, the time of honey rotation and microbiological testing certificates.

Keep the smell of flowers in the drops of Cao Bang honey
The semi-closed processing method ensures the raw honey maintains an even consistency and an iridescent yellow color

The support from policy credit capital in the period of 2024 - 2025 creates leverage for production organizations to upgrade factories and filling equipment. Typically, a local facility maintains a stable 50 bee colonies, supplying the market with an average of 500 liters of pure honey per year. Stable revenue helps farmers feel secure in long-term investment and expand the bee colony.

The complete brand identity system opens the door to market entry for highland honey drops. Getting rid of the traditional wholesale space, products are present on the shelves of OCOP specialty points in Cao Bang province, participating in e-commerce platforms and connecting directly with the chain of travel gift stores. Urban consumers are willing to pay a commensurate price for the original forest honey line, clear in terms of coordinates of origin.

The standardization journey of Bach Dang Natural Flower Honey affirms an economic lesson: Natural advantages are only transformed into sustainable commercial value when farmers dare to change production methods, transparency in the process and build a methodical OCOP brand. Honey drops from Cao Bang are now confident to enter the modern supply chain with original quality and strict standards.

Keep the smell of flowers in the drops of Cao Bang honey

The standardized packaging ensures transparency of information and coordinates of origin for consumers

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