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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is adee honey farms honey fake or real?

  The lead plaintiffs attest that since the fake honey was labeled as certified by True Source, customers choose to purchase over natural honey that is at a higher price point, which has caused significant loss in their business, including 6 million pounds of authentic honey that were not sold by Adee Honey Farms.

• What is tupelo mississippi known for?

  The city is home to numerous art and cultural establishments including the Elvis Presley Birthplace and BancorpSouth Arena, the biggest multipurpose indoor arena in Mississippi. BancorpSouth Arena is a versatile realm near downtown Tupelo, Mississippi.

• Whats going on in tupelo?

  OXFORD • David Magee has found his calling. TUPELO • Tupelo police have detained a man after a Monday afternoon domestic situation escalated into gunfire. TUPELO • A 24-year-old woman who reportedly shot a man in the lower body on Saturday morning surrendered to authorities Sunday afternoon.

• Who are Miller Honey Farms and Miller Honey Company?

  Miller Honey Farms is a beekeeping company (we have the beehives and make the honey). Miller Honey Company is a honey buyer and packer (they don’t have bees). They purchase honey from beekeepers (including us) and then package, market, and distribute that honey throughout the rocky mountain region of the US.

• Is the honey you buy at the grocery store really honey?

  More than three-fourths of the honey sold in U.S. grocery stores isn’t exactly what the bees produce, according to testing done exclusively for Food Safety News. The results show that the pollen frequently has been filtered out of products labeled “honey.”