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<blockquote data-quote="Jessej" data-source="post: 13232" data-attributes="member: 789"><p>Its been almost a year since I downed my hive tool and walked away from a business that took 30 years to grow.</p><p>It was a messy exit, to say the least, but I saved my soul.</p><p>So now I stand on the outside and look in…. Here in the UK the country imports over 80% of what it eats, including honey… and the honey that is here is a mish mash of overpriced co-op and Holland and Barrett blends that people are reluctant to buy. Egmont honey are here in full force with an array of varying quality manuka’s, but try and find a nice pot of clover…. Not a lot spot. I see potential, particularly with the new free trade deals being rolled out.</p><p>New Zealand beekeepers are second to none for producing a quality product… the result of years of having those RMP’s shoved down our throats.</p><p>So, let the rich boys concentrate on research…. The bees are like women, they dont and wont change their modus operandii….</p><p>Sell, sell, sell, concentrate on marketing, research the markets, research freight and get the product to a market that will prove to be insatiable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jessej, post: 13232, member: 789"] Its been almost a year since I downed my hive tool and walked away from a business that took 30 years to grow. It was a messy exit, to say the least, but I saved my soul. So now I stand on the outside and look in…. Here in the UK the country imports over 80% of what it eats, including honey… and the honey that is here is a mish mash of overpriced co-op and Holland and Barrett blends that people are reluctant to buy. Egmont honey are here in full force with an array of varying quality manuka’s, but try and find a nice pot of clover…. Not a lot spot. I see potential, particularly with the new free trade deals being rolled out. New Zealand beekeepers are second to none for producing a quality product… the result of years of having those RMP’s shoved down our throats. So, let the rich boys concentrate on research…. The bees are like women, they dont and wont change their modus operandii…. Sell, sell, sell, concentrate on marketing, research the markets, research freight and get the product to a market that will prove to be insatiable. [/QUOTE]
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