Farmery, a D2C brand focused on fresh, sustainable food, has launched two new honey variants: Organic Honey and Wild Forest Honey. They will be sold in eco-friendly glass bottles with 500g plus 100g free. The company’s new offerings include more ghee products to meet different consumer needs.
Farmery expands product line with Ghee alongside Honey
Notably, the brand’s Organic Honey (500g + 100g Free) at INR 650 comes from certified organic farms, offering pure, chemical-free, and nutrient-rich honey. Wild Forest Honey (500g + 100g Free) in INR 600 is collected from natural hives in the forest, rich in antioxidants and medicinal benefits.
According to Food Tech Biz, while talking about the product, Kamakshi Nagar, founder of Farmery explained, “At Farmery, we are constantly striving to offer products that resonate with nature’s purity and our customers’ health needs. With our Organic Honey, Wild Forest Honey, and our premium ghee offerings, we want to bring nature’s finest to every household in a way that is both sustainable and authentic. We believe these new variants will delight our customers with their distinct flavours, high nutritional value, and eco-friendly packaging.”
Farmary’s products available on e-commerce platforms from October
Meanwhile, Organic Honey, Wild Forest Honey, and ghee variants will be available on Farmery’s website and major e-commerce platforms starting mid-October. As people become more health-conscious, there’s a rising demand for products that mix traditional values with modern dietary needs. Farmery’s new range meets this demand, offering a blend of tradition, quality, and flavour.
Interestingly, both honey types are known for their natural qualities and health benefits. As a natural substitute for refined sugar, honey can help with healthier eating when used moderately. Likewise, Farmery’s premium ghee offers a good source of healthy fats and nutrients.
These honey and ghee options show Farmery’s dedication to sustainability and transparency by offering clean, ethically sourced products. The honey comes in glass bottles that are eco-friendly and stylish, keeping the honey pure while cutting down on plastic waste. With the increase in diabetes in India, Farmery aims to offer products that support a healthier lifestyle.
