At Sun River Honey, we bottle 100% of our honey at our own facility, so we know exactly what you're getting.

Here's what you get with Sun River Honey. Our honey is unpasteurized, it still retains its pollens (verified by lab testing), and it still has its active enzymes (also verified by lab testing).

These are what people are looking for when they're wanting raw honey, and we've got all of that.

Some "raw" honey has "bits" of foreign matter floating in it. We do NOT have that. We are not that type of raw honey.

Some people want "raw" honey that is still in the comb, and they bite off pieces of honey comb. We are not that either.

We do not use the marketing term "raw", as it has been incorrectly used so many times and so many people have their own perceptions of what "raw" honey actually is and it even changes from region to region!

We just tell you exactly what we are and what we aren't.

We are just west of Saskatoon, SK, Canada. Always have been, always will be.

Not only can glass be infinitely recycled, which allows us to demonstrate our commitment to sustainable business practices, it’s also better for you and your honey! Honey can actually leach toxins from plastics and absorb oxygen through plastic, leading to product degradation over time. Bottling our pure, premium honey in glass, means our product has a longer, more stable, and uncontaminated shelf life.

Technically, if bottled and then stored correctly, honey has no expiration date. Storing your honey in a cool, dark place will help extend its shelf life. While honey may darken or crystallize over time and with exposure to heat and moisture, it will not go bad - it only affects the quality of your honey.

No, honey does not require refrigeration, but those who prefer a firmer product may choose to store their honey in the refrigerator. Repeat exposure to high heat will be more detrimental to the quality of your honey than ongoing refrigeration.