Who are we?

I think this is the most common question which confronts us almost everyday of our lives. We think, well, I've made it here now what? or what's next?

well how we answer that is first we need to introspect as to how have we reached where are today- good or bad is equally; if not more important to suggest future course of action. Mistakes are very important, if looked at  with the right perspective with constructive efforts are made to build them in; they can work wonders for each of us.

We proudly see ourselves as a micro organisation in a highly competitive market with similar products available. However, what makes us different or what we would like, for us to be perceived differently would be our persistence and single-mindedness with regards to our quality of our products. We understand we might not be able to cater to our market base at all times- especially in the monsoon season, as no honey is harvested at this time of the year; but we are not willing to compromise on our quality and work with shortcuts for any of you. What makes this easier is the fact that we ourselves consume the same honey we sell to you. So, the question of compromise does not arise. This is how elementary and convinced i am about our products; their safety and their premium quality.


An example i would like to quote is one i am very fond and very attached to. An elderly man had once entered our retail store and i was alone at that point for some reason. He had been referred of our shop and honey from someone. He had come from far and was a asthma patient. He said that he had to consume with honey with his medicines and had been suffering from this for the past few years. He seemed to be really struggling to breathe and to be honest i thought i might have to rush him to the hospital or call an ambulance any minute to get him a ventilator to aid in his breathing. The only piece of advise i gave him before he left was to give up his medicines for 5 days and consume honey with water twice a day. If he didn't feel any better he could go back to his medicines.

After 3 weeks he was back, looking for me; elated with his condition and could not thank us enough. I met him 2 months after our first meeting and he said only your honey has worked to save me; i felt like i was dying everyday and nothing was working. He also made a few other pleasing statements which i would not like to discuss on this forum. Similarly, my grandmother uses honey for her eyes as they used to water a lot. Instead of eye drops which contain chemical traces of course. The honey has proved to be equally if not more beneficial for her.

The basis of the above examples is only to reaffirm your trust and remind you that you are in safe hands and we will do our best to maintain that and look at a long-term relationship which may go beyond our lives.

Thank you for your time.