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Local Hive Honey – Greeley

Rice's Honey Greeley Colorado
Rice's lineup of Local Hive Honey.

When it comes to raw and unfiltered honey, Local Hive Honey has relentlessly provided authentic and high-quality honey throughout the United States. They work with local beekeepers to provide several varieties of local, raw & unfiltered honey.

Formally called Rice’s Honey and now Local Hive Honey, it is still a family-operated company located in Greeley, Colorado. Their business began in 1924 when the family worked in bee yards, extracted honey, put them in bottles, labeled them, and sold them door to door.

Raw, Unfiltered Honey made in Greeley

Rice's Honey Bee
Bee at work.

Since they began their operation, their mission has always been to provide 100% pure raw and unfiltered, American honey which is why they have managed to create a long-standing relationship with their customers from all over the U.S.

Local Hive Honey uses pure honey that is collected from honeycombs in bee farms. Beekeepers collect the honeycombs to extract and spin them using a machine. Then, they are prepared and bottled in their facility in Greeley.

Popular Products

Rice's Honey Beekeeper
Rice’s beekeeper.

Local Hive Honey’s products are an artisan blend of various floral types that are regionally sourced, packed in Greeley, and delivered to participating grocery stores throughout the United States. Their Local Hive line-up, features regional honey from around the country, a sweet way to appreciate the subtle differences.

One of their best-selling honey is Local Colorado.

Customers can browse products and place an order via their website, or online via Amazon. It’s also available in person at their partner retailers, including King Soopers, Costco, Safeway, Walmart, Sam’s Club, Natural Grocers, Sprouts, and Lucky’s.

Commitment to Pollinators

Rice's Honey Bee Flower
Another busy bee.

In 2010 Local Hive Honey partnered with PACE, “Pollinator Awareness Through Conservation and Education”, a non-profit started by Westminster’s Butterfly Pavilion. Its global mission is to restore habitats, strengthen populations, and reintroduce pollinators into native habitats.

Pollinators are responsible for one of every 3 bites of food eaten on earth. There would be no fruits, nuts, vegetables, oils, or most flowers without them.

Rice's Honey Bee Flower
Honey bee pollinating a flower.

Details

Address: 3331 W 29th St, Greeley, CO 80631

Phone: 970-353-6277

Website: localhivehoney.com

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