Feeling the sting: the impact of honey fraud on beekeepers

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Inspect and Protect

Canadian Food Inspection Agency

13 episodes

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Welcome to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's official podcast. Every episode, co-hosts Greg Rogers and Michelle Strong explore stories about food safety, animal health and plant protection. Listen in as they connect with the people at the heart of these issues.

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Feeling the sting: the impact of honey fraud on beekeepers

Inspect and Protect

25 minutes 44 seconds

3 years ago

Feeling the sting: the impact of honey fraud on beekeepers

There’s a sticky situation out there. In this podcast, we discuss honey adulteration with Jake Berg, a Saskatchewanian beekeeper, and Carmen Leung, a policy and program leader at the CFIA.

This episode is a collaboration on adulterated honey with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s podcast, The First Sixteen. Bee sure to catch their episode as well:

https://agriculture.agr.gc.ca/en/agri-info/first-sixteen-podcast/first-sixteen-podcast-ep-021