Raw New England Bee Pollen | NH, MA & RI
Details
Aquidneck Honey was founded in 1996 by beekeeper Jeff Mello and grew from his backyard beekeeping in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Now operating from Westport, Massachusetts, the family business continues his interest in bees, regional agriculture, and honey with a distinct sense of place. Mello began building hives after noticing few bees around his own herbs and vegetables. Today, the company brings that practical connection to the hive into honey, pantry gifts, body care, and home products, with an emphasis on familiar traditions, thoughtful recipes, and goods people can enjoy together.
Raw New England Bee Pollen | NH, MA & RI
Raw bee pollen is gathered from the supplier’s bees across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Its small granules and slightly sweet floral taste make it different from liquid honey, even though both products come from the hive. The jar is labeled as a supplement, and the photographed panel identifies bee pollen as the ingredient. This listing focuses on the verified regional source, physical form, and label information; it does not promise allergy relief, increased energy, or immune benefits.
For another choice, see Raw New England Wildflower Honey | Bottle or Jar, or explore Food & Pantry on BuyAmerican.
Features
Features
- Bee pollen sourced from three New England states.
- Loose granules rather than a liquid honey format.
- A slightly sweet, floral flavor described by the supplier.
- Supplement Facts panel is shown in the product images.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Aquidneck Honey |
|---|---|
| Product | Bee Pollen |
| Options | Resealable jar containing bee-pollen granules; a net weight is not verified from the available front label. |
| Origin | United States — New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. |
Materials
Packaging and format
Resealable jar containing bee-pollen granules; a net weight is not verified from the available front label.
Care
Care and storage
Keep the jar securely closed and follow the storage directions on the delivered package. A specific refrigerated-storage requirement and shelf life were not provided in the available supplier material. Do not infer the storage life of pollen from the storage life of honey.
Shipping & returns
Shipping and returns for this product
Aquidneck Honey reports that this item is usually ready to ship within 24 hours; its general order guidance allows 24–48 hours, excluding weekends and holidays. This is a dispatch estimate, not a delivery guarantee. The supplier advertises $6.95 flat-rate shipping and free shipping on its direct orders over $100. BuyAmerican order shipping charges and any applicable offer are shown at checkout; the supplier’s direct-store promotion is not a promise of the same rate here.
For this ingestible bee-pollen product, confirm return eligibility before purchase. The supplier excludes perishable food from returns; its generic 30-day policy is not a guarantee that an opened supplement can be returned. Report damage, defects, or a wrong item promptly through BuyAmerican customer support, and obtain authorization before returning anything.
Why this is American-made
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