Gathered from the wild bees deep in the remote miombo forests of North West Zambia, where beekeepers hang their bark hives high in the trees out of reach of honey badgers and army ants. Wild swarms occupy the hives and start filling them with honeycombs. After a couple of years the beekeepers return, climb the trees and crop the honey, leaving half for the bees. This honey has a distinctive, rich and creamy flavour. 6,000 beekeepers supply us with their honey, confident that they can raise their families on the income guaranteed by the Fairtrade market.