Sundarbans mangrove honey
Aegiceras corniculatum
GIGeographical indications outside the EU
Wild-bee honey from the world's largest mangrove forest. The most prized is the thin, almost clear honey from the spring blossom of the khalisha mangrove.
- Origin
- Sundarbans, Bangladesh and India (West Bengal)
- Colour
- 30 mm · white
- Crystallization
- slow
- Plant
- Aegiceras corniculatum · river mangrove →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
Collectors known as mauli gather it from wild nests between March and May; it has held a geographical indication in Bangladesh since 2025.
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