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Purely Organic

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Why It's Good:

Master apiarist Giuseppe Follini rotates his beehives among the organic orange groves of Calabria, the mountains of Central Tuscany, and the sunflower fields of Umbria, and emerges with honey that is super buttery, completely raw, and flavored by the nature preserves of Italy. A great gift for anyone—including yourself.

Why It's Green:

Giuseppe Follini positions his bees to pollinate in organic groves and fields in order to gather the natural nectar for his line of organic honey. Purely Organic is an importer of Italian products that buys directly from farmers or producers of organic food.

Where To Get It:

http://www.purelyorganic.com/
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