Sheba Bees – Jardani Sidr Honey
by Sheba Bees
Sheba Bees was launched in New York City in 2024 as a socially responsible business venture. We are a team of Yemeni-Americans and Yemenis confident that, with support, traditional Yemeni beekeepers and their communities can not only survive the manmade and natural challenges they face but also find new ways to build resilience and prosper. Our mission is to bring premium honey to you in ways that benefit Yemeni beekeepers, create safe spaces for native bees, and strengthen beekeeping communities.
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