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--- On Sat, 1/15/11, Bob Darrell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:From:  "(Re:) Coumaphos and Fluvalinate from beekeeper's wax sold to foundation 
producers.  I would love to see our suppliers publish the levels in 
their foundations

There is one company that advertises that they only buy their wax from a certain region of the U.S. and that the wax they buy has been taken from the cappings of combs to be extracted.   However, I too would like to see the foundation producers publish the levels of contamination in the wax they use for foundation.

Mike in LA


      

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