Apis Nativa won the competition that elected the "Best Light Amber Honey in the World."

The "World Light Amber Honey" award was conferred by the American organization "Center for Bee Research," which organizes the "Black Jar International Honey Contest." The name Black Jar is an allusion to "blind tasting."

The judges tasted and scored the honey from the Special Reserve Célio Silva line.

The competition took place in the United States and awarded Apis Nativa's honeys for the fourth time in its history.