" In the EU, glyphosate residues in non-organic honey regulatory limits are
50 ng/g [27], the United States does not have a limit in honey. The limit in drinking water in the United States is 700 ng/mL; the reference dose is
1.75 mg/Kg/day; the One-Day Health Advisory level is 20 mg/L [28]. Also, it is widely known that like milk and olive oil, honey is one of the foods that is most commonly mislabeled and adulterated [29] providing yet another source of glyphosate contamination in honeys that, according to the bottle label, originated in non-GMO countries."


Thanks,  apparently I miss read that,  I took it to mean that anything abouve 50 was non organic.    SO your concerned that the EU will be testing and not allow your honey then??

Where do most of your exports' end up??

Charles

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