Adulteration of honey can take many forms, including the addition of high fructose corn syrups, masking or mislabelling the product, or force feeding sugar syrups to bees and extracting it

A high-tech honey-testing machine unveiled Thursday in Chilliwack could help B.C. beekeepers root out “adulterated” honey imports that threaten to cheapen their product. Using a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) machine,

Asian giant hornets, also known as ‘murder hornets,’ may be all the buzz, but experts and beekeepers say another pest causes beehives more grief. 80 per cent of all honey

It’s a high-tech project to help beekeepers monitor their hives better and improve honey yields. The Worker Bee Honey Company of Chilliwack has partnered with University of the Fraser Valley

As honey bee colonies across Canada continue to die off at alarming rates, scientists at York University believe that solutions to the problem could be hiding in the insects' DNA.