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Manuka honey company sold for $36m
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<blockquote data-quote="John B" data-source="post: 4618" data-attributes="member: 207"><p>Tanked, shattered, collapsed are all far more accurate than,, a market adjustment. And if some companies can't get enough why aren't they buying it from people who have far too much. Things will get better but for now they are tough and that includes manuka. I saw a company advertising a 50% discount on their manuka today (it was still overpriced) I have seen mono floral manuka for sale in the supermarkets at prices that would mean a buy in price of about six dollars a KG.</p><p></p><p>We have poor production due to overstocking, </p><p>we have poor prices due to oversupply.</p><p>We have resistant varroa.</p><p>We have site payments that don't match current realities.</p><p>And we have an industry now controlled by people who couldn't tell a bee from a wasp.</p><p></p><p>From down here it looks more like the bottom of the well than the bottom of the tank.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John B, post: 4618, member: 207"] Tanked, shattered, collapsed are all far more accurate than,, a market adjustment. And if some companies can't get enough why aren't they buying it from people who have far too much. Things will get better but for now they are tough and that includes manuka. I saw a company advertising a 50% discount on their manuka today (it was still overpriced) I have seen mono floral manuka for sale in the supermarkets at prices that would mean a buy in price of about six dollars a KG. We have poor production due to overstocking, we have poor prices due to oversupply. We have resistant varroa. We have site payments that don't match current realities. And we have an industry now controlled by people who couldn't tell a bee from a wasp. From down here it looks more like the bottom of the well than the bottom of the tank. [/QUOTE]
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