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Sat, 1 Feb 2020 10:18:51 -0600
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Re: Queen Excluders
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From Bob Darrell:
"Operating without a queen excluder results in pollen in the honey supers
thus in the extracted honey which requires statement on the label (Canadian
CFIA rule identifying pollen presence) ..."

Can you clarify this requirement? Isn't the presence of pollen in honey one
of its defining features? At what level is pollen considered a reportable
condition?

Eugene Makovec
Missouri USA

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