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>I donā?Tt know if Europe is an important market for American honey but...

Never seen any U.S. honey here in the U.K. - plenty from Mexico though.

Is it not interesting that the law now says that pollen is an ingredient 
added by beekeepers - but that if we remove it by filtering then what 
remains is not honey?
The law, as they say, is an ass!

Best wishes

Peter
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