Rise of 10.5% in Greek honey exports and new digital protection system
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Greek honey exports continue to grow. Sales in international markets exceeded 31 million dollars in 2025, an increase of 10.5% compared with the previous period.
Honey is an important product for many beekeepers in Greece. The rise in exports shows that demand for Greek honey remains strong abroad, despite competition from other countries.
At the same time, a new digital system was presented, aimed at protecting against "Greekification". This term refers to the practice of selling foreign honey as Greek. The system is expected to help monitor the origin of the product.
Overall, this development shows that the growth in exports is combined with measures aimed at protecting Greek honey and consumer trust.
Sources: ProtoThema
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