As a new year begins, we here at GloryBee have two questions at the top of our minds: What can we do as individuals to create a better world? How...
GloryBee visits OSU’s PolliNation Podcast to talk about Bees
Early in November 2017, GloryBee’s president and life-long beekeeper, Alan Turanski, met with members of Oregon State University’s Department of Horticulture and talked about their Pollinator Health Research and Extension...
The Science of Giving
“For it is in giving that we receive.” –St. Francis of Assisi We all know the sayings about how it’s better to give than receive-and in our hearts we know...
GloryBee Non-GMO, Fair Trade Honey- Doing the Right Thing Matters!
We believe business can be a force for good and we work to infuse that ethos in everything we do. Even our honey is produced with the intention of being...
Don’t Yuck my Yum!—FoodCorps gets kids excited about eating healthy
Developed in 2009 as a part of the AmeriCorps program, FoodCorps is a national organization who works with communities to connect kids to healthy food in school. Their vision is...
Innovative Honey Product Awarded Top Natural Products Prize
GloryBee’s Artisan Fermented Honey Vinegar receives “Best New Condiment” Award Eugene, Ore: Integrity, innovation and inspiration. These are the three criteria the natural products industry uses when reviewing new products....
GloryBee introduces three new honey products
Innovative twists on honey are creating a buzz Eugene, Ore: Honey and natural ingredient company GloryBee continues to “Wow!” the honey industry with the introduction of three exciting new honey...
Partner Spotlight: Where do we Source our Wildflower Honey?
GloryBee’s Boise Idaho Wildflower Blossom Honey is sourced from Dale and Janice, a western Idaho farming and beekeeping family. This local Idaho family has been farming and keeping bees since...
Sustainability Reports—three great reasons why your company needs them
Technology is progressing in leaps and bounds, simplifying our lives and helping us find faster ways to get stuff done. What is concerning is the effect our increased consumption is...
GloryBee Honored With Ethical Leadership Award
Northwestern Christian University recognizes GloryBee for 43 years of community service. Eugene, Ore: Lane County community leaders gathered together on May 11, 2017 to honor the 2017 Exemplary Ethical Leadership...
GloryBee Introduces New honey – Made by Bees, for Bees
Honey bees are dying off at an alarming rate. No single reason has been discovered for these tragic bee losses. There are many possible causes, like loss of habitat, toxic...
Honey Production in Mexico is supporting the Bees and protecting small family coffee farms
In the 1990’s a co-op of coffee-farming families was formed in Chiapas, Mexico as a means to protest the unjust atrocities oppressing the people. With the help of local churches,...
GloryBee’s 3rd annual SAVE the BEE 5K brings central Oregonians together to protect our pollinators
In the last 40 years, honey bees have been struggling and populations are declining. Changing climate patterns, herbicides and pesticides, and genetic modification of crops are thought to be potential...