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Bee Brazil, a brand owned by Apis Nativa, experienced one of the most remarkable moments in its international journey in 2025. Globally recognized for the excellence of its bee products, the company earned prestigious awards at two of the world's most respected honey competitions: the Paris International Honey Awards and the London International Honey Awards. These achievements reinforce Bee Brazil’s position as one of the most awarded brands in Brazilian beekeeping and further strengthen Apis Nativa’s reputation as a global benchmark for quality, innovation, and authenticity.

Bee Brazil’s product stood out among hundreds of launches and received the top recognition in the Sustainability category at Latin America's largest natural products trade show.

Apis Nativa Presents at the Santa Catarina Legislative Assembly the Economic, Social, and Environmental Importance of Beekeeping.

National spotlight on Olhar Digital: Apis Nativa’s award-winning honeys gain international recognition, highlighting the excellence of Brazilian honey

Confirming its position among the leading names in Brazilian apiculture, Apis Nativa Agroindustrial was honored with the SC Vale Ouro 2025 Award, a distinction granted by the Legislative Assembly of Santa Catarina (ALESC) to companies that elevate the name of Santa Catarina in Brazil and abroad.

The imposition of tariffs on Brazilian honey has sparked significant debate in the country’s major media outlets, with producers warning about economic impacts and the loss of competitiveness in the international market.

Brazilian excellence takes center stage: Bee Brazil honeys by Apis Nativa earn Platinum and Gold at a prestigious London competition.

In its debut at the prestigious Paris International Honey Awards, Apis Nativa was the only Brazilian company to receive a groundbreaking award in the "Quality" category.

The Legislative Assembly of Santa Catarina paid tribute to companies and organizations that have significantly contributed to the progress of the city of Araranguá on the occasion of its 145th anniversary of political emancipation.

Apis Nativa concluded its participation in Gulfood 2025 in Dubai, an event that wrapped up last Friday and served as an important showcase for the products of the Bee Brazil brand, the new identity of Apis Nativa.

Apis Nativa, the largest honey exporter in Brazil, invites you to join them at the XXIV Brazilian Beekeeping Congress and the X Brazilian Meliponiculture Congress (Conbrapi), taking place from November 27 to 30, 2024, in Aparecida do Norte, São Paulo.

Data on honey exports from Brazil reveals that Apis Nativa was the Brazilian company that exported the largest quantity of honey in the year 2023 and continues to stay at the top as the largest honey exporter in the history of Brazilian apiculture.

Reconnecting with friends, welcoming beekeeping partners, and witnessing the optimism within the industry for the upcoming harvests were the highlights of Conbrapi - Brazilian Beekeeping Congress in Brasília, DF, held last weekend. We were there!

For two weeks, Apis Nativa's export commercial sector focused on a business mission on e-commerce and participation in the world's largest multisectoral fair in China.

During the 48th International Apiculture Congress, an event organized by Apimondia – the International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations, which took place from September 4th to 8th, 2023, in Santiago, Chile, Apis Nativa's beeswax received a Gold Medal, being elected as the best beeswax in the world.

The director of Apis Nativa, Tarciano Santos, rememberd the history of the company and its conquers.

One more time Apis Nativa's Brazilian honey is awarded in an international competition. The event is organized every year by the Center for Honey Bee Research, USA.

The brazilian company Apis Nativa was the only Brazilian company to be awarded, responsible for winning 7 medals, 1 gold medal, 2 silver medals and 4 bronze medals. In the honey evaluation the company appears among the best honeys in the world, winning 5 medals.

Next September, the International Apicultural Congress (Apimondia) will again award the best of them. However, consumers of Brazilian honey are from the United States and Europe, buying ninety percent of the Brazilian production.