HONEY YOU CAN TRUST

Transparent Beekeeping

At Honey Truck we are completely transparent about where your honey comes from. It is important to our brand and clients that they can know with confidence what they are eating comes from a trustworthy source and that they know the beekeeper. Our goal with the Honey Truck is to educate people about honeybees and native pollinators and the important role they play in our diet and economy

  • WE WILL NEVER HEAT TREAT OUR HONEYS

    WE WILL NEVER HEAT TREAT OUR HONEYS

  • WE WILL ALWAYS TREAT OUR BEES ETHICALLY

    WE WILL ALWAYS TREAT OUR BEES ETHICALLY

  • WE WILL NEVER IMPORT OUR HONEYS

    WE WILL NEVER IMPORT OUR HONEYS

  • WE WILL ALWAYS TELL YOU WHERE YOUR HONEY COMES FROM

    WE WILL ALWAYS TELL YOU WHERE YOUR HONEY COMES FROM

Sharing our Love of Bees

Founded in 2016 by Danielle Brooks, The Honey Truck Co. has become a well-known North Florida resource for local honeys, infused honeys, and bee education. Brooks is a Certified Master Beekeeper, Certified Welsh Honey Judge and has won numerous awards for her honeys in various competitions around the state including best of the south from Southern Living.

There are many reasons to enjoy local honey, from health benefits (antioxidants, seasonal allergy relief) to tasting the local flora. But for Danielle, what began as a quest for local honey became an obsession with apiculture and the desire to share her love of bees with others.

“Bees are amazing little critters & they are the only insects in the world who create food for humans. Honey is an incredibly delicious & valuable resource that is easily manipulated & sold under false pretenses.”

- Founder Danielle Brooks

BUILDING A HIVE

Enduring Partnerships

The Honey Truck Co. strives to create enduring partnerships with beekeepers who are responsible stewards of both the land and the animals who create honey, and continues to grow relationships with retailers who can provide a supportive environment for the protection and cultivation of honeybees. In collaboration with local and state-wide beekeepers

Environmental Stewardship

Danielle knows each of her beekeeping partners personally and understands their care and keeping of local honeybee populations. She selects each supplier for their ethical and environmentally responsible practices. These relationships and these animals are an important part of the greater agricultural ecosystem – and as a network committed to bee populations and honest business, we support each other season after season.

Safeguarding our Bee Population

Safeguarding and nurturing bee populations is not merely an ecological consideration; it is an imperative investment in the well-being of our planet. As indispensable pollinators, bees play an integral role in sustaining biodiversity and ensuring the abundance and diversity of our food supply. These little pollinators are the unsung heroes of our food chain, and if we want to keep enjoying our avocados, almonds, and basically everything tasty, we've got to make sure they're thriving. It is through our collective dedication that we can secure a flourishing future for both bees and the ecosystems they support.

It is through our collective dedication that we can secure a flourishing future for both bees and the ecosystems they support

How you can make a difference:

  • PLANT BEE-FRIENDLY FLOWERS

    PLANT BEE-FRIENDLY FLOWERS

  • DITCH THE HEAVY PESTICIDE USE

    DITCH THE HEAVY PESTICIDE USE

  • PRESERVE SPACE FOR THE BEES

    PRESERVE SPACE FOR THE BEES