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Indian Beekeepers to be Trained in Royal Jelly Production
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Indian Beekeepers to be Trained in Royal Jelly Production

Domestic Makeover: No Need to Import Royal Jelly Anymore 
Anuradha Mascarenhas, Express India, 4/25/2008 
http://apitherapy.blogspot.com/2008/04/indian-beekeepers-to-be-trained-in.html

Soon, you would be able to sample from the very fountain of youth as there will be no longer a need to import royal jelly - the stuff that queen bees produce and which has found aficionados among celebrities the world over. Arguably for the first time in the country, 2.5 lakh beekeepers will be trained in making this premium product... 

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