Have you ever thought about an easy business to start with little capital? Honey business is one of those businesses that don't require you to take a loan from a commercial bank or look for investors before you can start.

Selling honey in Nigeria is quite lucrative because there is always demand for a pure one for its benefits. Nothing brings joy to the heart of a businessman like seeing people wanting and buying what he brings to the marketplace--this is often the case when you are selling what people want, not what you think they want.

There is no human being on this planet who will know the benefits of honey and still not want to buy it. Imagine how much you will make if you are able to sell honey to 10% of honey buyers in Nigeria.

Another good thing about selling honey in Nigeria is you are not geographically limited to sell to people in your location alone. As buyers are everywhere, you can ship your product down to them.

Without taking much of your time, as the headline reads, I will be revealing how anyone can start selling pure honey and make money in Nigeria.

Lets go.

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usmanethical:
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Great review on honey Sir. But as someone that has been in this business for almost a year as at today, I bet to disagree with your first two points on "how to detect adulterated honey".

1) pending on mode of production, as a result of slow or poor combustion, the burning process may not be complete, leaving room for excess oxygen to be looking for how to escape. IT BECOMES A PROBLEM when the honey has began to FERMENT. At this point, the air bubbles will be much to a point whereby it can cause expansion of the container.
http://www.barkmanhoney.com/faqs/what-is-the-white-foam-on-top-of-the-honey/#:~:text=This%20is%20due%20to%20air,the%20honey%20or%20the%20foam.

2) honey harvested during rainy season CANNOT be as thick as the one harvested in dry season. The simple reason is because, rain droplets must have come in contact with the bee wax, especially if it's outdoor farming. NEVERTHELESS, honey should not be watery.

THIS IS OUT OF EXPERIENCE, NOT HEAR SAY.

tony0806:


Great review on honey Sir. But as someone that has been in this business for almost a year as at today, I bet to disagree with your first two points on "how to detect adulterated honey".

1) pending on mode of production, as a result of slow or poor combustion, the burning process may not be complete, leaving room for excess oxygen to be looking for how to escape. IT BECOMES A PROBLEM when the honey has began to FERMENT. At this point, the air bubbles will be much to a point whereby it can cause expansion of the container.
http://www.barkmanhoney.com/faqs/what-is-the-white-foam-on-top-of-the-honey/#:~:text=This%20is%20due%20to%20air,the%20honey%20or%20the%20foam.

2) honey harvested during rainy season CANNOT be as thick as the one harvested in dry season. The simple reason is because, rain droplets must have come in contact with the bee wax, especially if it's outdoor farming. NEVERTHELESS, honey should not be watery.

THIS IS OUT OF EXPERIENCE, NOT HEAR SAY.

Thank you, Tony, for your thoughtful contributions.

I must confess that you are truly a man of experience in this line.

usmanethical:


Thank you, Tony, for your thoughtful contributions.

I must confess that you are truly a man of experience in this line.

Thanks a lot sir. But I will be glad if you can kindly edit the first two points on your website concerning these points mentioned above. Else, it will create an avenue for confusion, especially for those that would like to dive into the business and encounter the first two points on their first attempt. They'll hardly believe others because they believe they have gotten an experts review from your page.

Thanks once more for your understanding

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