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Juanse, I don't know that information other than there is some Chilean Queens imported for early requeening and for early splits. Mostly they are packages with queens from New Zealand and Hawaiian Queens. Possibly Bees from Australia but don't know this for sure.
It's interesting that the Island has not allowed bees from the mainland BC for several years now but sends bees to the mainland.

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