Raw Honey

Welcome! Thank you for your interest in Aseda Raw Honey. Our nutritional amber comes from the Mole National Forest in the remote area of Ghana, Africa. This is an area untouched by agri-farms, industrial plants, refineries, urban sprawl, or clear cutting forest operations. Aseda will ensure the future of this beautiful place on Earth stays that way.

Our economic intentions are from a holistic standpoint. We are sharing our Earth’s most delicious, pure, wild, organic, raw honey with the world; while operating from a position of sustainability, product ingenuity and community reciprocation. We believe in environmental and cultural preservation. Thus, we practice responsible harvesting, believe in Fair Trade, Support the Oregon Tilth Certification, TrueRaw Label, and the Authentic Tribal Living Seal.

We do not stop at just protecting the integrity of our product. We practice these principles to also ensure the authenticity of the tribal community, the natural environment and the preservation of the bees.

We provide truly wild, truly remote and truly natural raw goodness. Aseda Wild Mole Honey is a unique combination of amber color and rich sweet flavor, due to the pollen collected from the Shay trees and Calabash fruit pollinated by area bees. One taste will leave the mouth with essences of prehistoric forest and life giving minerals, vitamins, and anti-oxidants. Making this unfiltered raw nutritional amber a super-food. This is the darkest and richest colored honey on the planet, which, rightfully so, is quickly impressing many experts with its mineral rich nature. The potential benefits of this naturally occuring sugar are now being discovered and documented. To discover a source as pure and untouched by the modern world is a rarity.

The pristine place of the Mole National Park is protected from pollutants: the bees are free to go about their amazing work, while living untouched and untainted by the debilitating effects of the modernization of bee keeping. Our nutritional raw amber has been harvested the same way for generations by the tribes’ people. It is the priority of Aseda to bring this gift to the market while using our resources accumulated from sales to protect the place it comes from, support tribal living, and promote a worldwide effect to regain bee populations.