Organic Bee Bread - A Natural Dietary Supplement for All

What is Organic Bee Bread (Perga)?

Organic Bee Bread, also called Perga, is the pollen collected by bees and naturally fermented in honeycombs. Since fresh pollen only lasts a few days, the bees preserve it by mixing the pollen with their saliva, enzymes, gland secretions and honey, then storing it in the honeycomb cells. This process creates solid, hexagonal pins that are rich in nutrients and bioactive compounds.

The Importance of Bee Bread for Bees and Humans

Bee Bread serves as an essential feed for bees, providing them with the necessary nutrients to support their brood. Thanks to the bees' natural processing, this fermented pollen can be easily and completely absorbed by the human body, making it highly beneficial for human consumption. Unlike other methods of pollen collection, the bees are never stressed during this process, ensuring a natural and ethical approach.

Nutritional Benefits for Humans

Organic Bee Bread is rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, supporting overall health and well-being.

How is Perga Harvested?

Perga is harvested when the beekeeper carefully removes a honeycomb containing the stored Bee Bread from the hive. The Perga is then cut from the honeycombs with a precision punch, shredded, hand-picked and dried to retain its natural properties.

Recommended Intake

For best results, the recommended intake is 2 teaspoons per day. Remember that Perga is a natural dietary supplement and should not replace a varied diet. 

How to Store Bee Bread

As a fermented product, it is important to keep Bee Bread out of the light. Store it somewhere dry and cool. If transferring from the pouch to a jar for more convenient storage, keep the jar in a dark cupboard.

Important: It is not recommended to consume Perga if you have known allergies to bees or bee products.

100% organic

100% glyphosate free

• Basic Price: 90 Euro / 1000 grams
• Seller: Gerald Wimmer, Bio-Imkerei Wimmer
• Sent by: Gerald Wimmer, Bio-Imkerei Wimmer
• Origin: Gerald Wimmer, Bio-Imkerei Wimmer, Poschachersiedlung 54, 4320 Perg, Upper Austria

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