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Myanmar has seen increased honey exports to Japan over the past three months, with South Korea, Thailand, and China also showing interest. The country produces enough honey to meet domestic demand of 2,000 tons annually but exports an average of 4,000 tons yearly, with a goal of exceeding 3,000 tons this year. Beekeeping is prevalent in 24 townships across eight states and regions of Myanmar, with the state also engaging in bee pollination. Myanmar's honey production includes varieties like sesame flower honey and sis fruit honey.
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In the past three months, Myanmar honey was exported to Japan the most through the private sector. In addition, South Korea, Thailand and China are also the countries that need to buy Myanmar honey. Myanmar produces honey, which can meet the domestic consumption demand of about 2,000 tons per year, and then exports about 4,000 tons per year on average. This year, it plans to export more than 3,000 tons. Beekeeping in 24 townships in 8 states and regions of Myanmar is carried out in state-owned and private ways, and honey is produced every year. In addition, the state-owned crop planting area of 1.5 million ...
Source: Foodmate
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