How We Began

The Little BeeKeeper started in 2016 when a spunky curly haired girl became the youngest certified beekeeper in the state of North Carolina at the age of nine years old. To this day she still holds that title proudly and still loves bees. Our company is a family owned, local business. We are passionate about educating the public about functional natural wellness and the benefits of beekeeping.

We pride ourselves in quality products at competitive prices. We may not be the cheapest, but we also aren’t the most expensive brand in the business. Our standards are set high, so we can always achieve the best products for our customers. Quality is never sacrificed when producing The Little BeeKeeper items. This is our family’s promise to you.

We are a licensed and insured business. We are inspected and permitted by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. We are ServSafe Certified. We produce and bottle our Elderberry Syrup and Honey Products per North Carolina Regulations at a commercial kitchen that is also inspected and regulated by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Health Department. Our products are lab tested. We take every necessary step to ensure the quality and integrity of every item we make from start to finish.

We Have Gone The Extra Mile For You

The Little BeeKeeper is a member of an elite group – The Elderberry Trade Association. This association was formed from the desire of many elderberry producers around the country to collaborate on a wide variety of elderberry related issues. These issues include – best production practices, quality control, best equipment, direct farm sourcing of the best quality of berries, research related to food safety, shelf stability, and much more.

As an Elderberry Trade Association member, we here at The Little BeeKeeper are committed to creating high quality, safe products, while also educating people about the many benefits of elderberry. The specific purpose and mission of this association is to serve the commercial elderberry producers.

To strive to promote, protect, and enhance the overall well-being of the industry by creating a relationship between producers and regulators while striving to advance our industry through advocacy, education, research, and legislation.

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