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Mānuka honey producers have been reaping the profits of selling pots of gold in recent years, but now there’s a surplus of non-mānuka varieties as beekeepers stockpile, hoping prices will recover. The NZ Herald’s Jane Phare looks at why the country is oozing with honey, in this Herald Premium article. It was always a Kiwi staple, honey on toast in the morning, a spoonful to help the medicine go down. It was sweet, yummy and affordable. Then, the so-called magical health benefits of mānuka honey became known worldwide causing export sales to take off. As the mānuka honey story reached ...

Minister without portfolio named new Cabinet spokesman 02/18/2021 01:53 PM Taiwan’s new Cabinet spokesperson Lo Ping-cheng. CNA file photo Taipei, Feb. 18 (CNA) The Executive Yuan on Thursday named Minister without Portfolio Lo Ping-cheng (羅秉成) as the new Cabinet spokesman, three months after his predecessor resigned over a false comment he made that an award-winning restaurant was selling beef tainted with the animal feed additive ractopamine. Lo will continue to serve concurrently as minister without portfolio in charge of overseeing interior affairs, judicial, national defense, dip...

Taipei, Feb. 17 (CNA) Taiwan's Cabinet on Wednesday said it had approved over NT$10 billion (US$357.1 million) in funding to assist the domestic pork industry, amid concerns from local pig farmers about the government's decision to allow imports of U.S. pork containing the controversial feed additive ractopamine.

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From liquid gold to price crash: NZ's honey hangover 12 minutes to read Jane Phare is a senior business reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjane.phare@nzme.co.nz Mānuka honey producers have been reaping the profits from selling pots of gold in recent years but now there's a glut of non-manuka varieties as beekeepers stockpile, hoping prices will recover. New Zealand has more than 918,000 beehives, and Jane Phare looks at why the country is oozing with honey and why Kiwis looked for something less expensive to spread on their bread. It was always a Kiwi staple, honey on toast in the m...