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With so much of the UK's honey coming from China, Sussex's local honey is in big demand. Not only does it taste great, but many swear that eating local honey helps hayfever. If this is your plan, it's important the honey is raw and unfiltered, so it still contains pollen. If you're eating honey for hayfever, ideally start before the hayfever season begins and take around a tablespoon every day.

Find Honey in Sussex.

Find your nearest


  • Westons Farm Shop in

  • Westons Farm Shop

    Award-winning farm shop, Itchingfield nr Horsham, offering home-grown or very local produce including home-bred beef, lamb and pork. Meat and veg boxes for collection.

  • Tuppenny Barn Organics, Southbourne in

  • Tuppenny Barn Organics, Southbourne

    High quality, affordable, organic produce sold via shop and VegBag scheme. Also involved with teaching young people how organic food production works in harmony with nature

  • Spring Barn Farm in

  • Spring Barn Farm

    Farm shop in Lewes stocked full of Sussex produce, with restaurant, children's play area and campsite

  • South Brockwells Farm Partnership in

  • South Brockwells Farm Partnership

    Seasonal farm shop on a family farm in the Sussex Weald specialising in freshly-cut asparagus, oven-ready game and goat meat from their own Boer herd. Plus carefully-sourced, quality local produce.

  • Lambs Larder in

  • Lambs Larder

    Family owned convenience store and farm shop located in the picturesque village of Bells Yew Green.

  • Wilderness Lane Honey in

  • Wilderness Lane Honey

    Bee farmers, who breed bees and produce raw honey in the beautiful woodland and countryside of the AONB of the High Weald.
 
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