'Honey Laundering' Is An International Problem

Marc Lallanilla, LiveScience | Mar. 20, 2013

There might be something funny in your honey.

Food-safety experts have found that much of the honey sold in the 
United States isn't actually honey, but a concoction of corn or rice 
syrup, malt sweeteners or "jiggery" (cheap, unrefined sugar), plus a 
small amount of genuine honey, according to Wired UK.

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http://www.businessinsider.com/honey-laundering-is-an-international-problem-2013-3


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