What is it like to live and work with Tropilaelaps mercedesae in beehives? A recent paper published in Apidologie reports on the Chinese experience, where beekeepers live with this mite

The Government of Malta has approved a national action plan to tackle the oriental hornet Vespa orientalis. Although this insect is present in the country for many years, last summer

Following recent detections in Türkiye and Georgia, Apimondia is calling on beekeeping associations, veterinary authorities and relevant institutions across Europe to strengthen preparedness against the growing threat posed by Tropilaelaps

On October 14, Romania’s Supreme Court ruled in favour of Eco Ruralis and ROMAPIS (the Romanian Federation of Beekeeping Associations) in their ongoing legal battle against emergency authorisations for neonicotinoid

Among bee products, bee bread is probably one of the least investigated. This is particularly true of bee bread produced by stingless bees. Nevertheless, a recent review published in the

Following open letter from European scientists and call from NGOs, independent human rights experts appointed and mandated by the United Nations Human Rights Council have also spoken out against the

According to a new study published in the Journal of Apicultural Research, sucrose appears better than different types of invert sugars for honey bee health.
Researchers examined five types

Northern Bee Books has published a new manual entitled Overwintering Honey Bees – Autumn to Spring Management. Compiled and edited by Jeremy Burbidge, Julia Hoggard and Richard Searle, this volume

United Arab Emirates – During Global Food Week in Abu Dhabi, acting president of Apimondia Federation dr. Peter Kozmus with the president of Local organising committee Mrs. Zahira Nedjraoui and

Ukrainian beekeepers do not want to delay the honey sales this year, even thought the export price could rise further. As reported by the web magazine AgroNews.ua, the current average