Start where it starts.
Bring together harvest records, batch labels and the beekeeper’s story. Keep the original evidence alongside the information it provides.
We’ve developed innovative technology that transforms the cost of traceability and solves the biggest challenges of tracing honey as it changes hands and forms.
Follow the journeyInnovative technology · From hive to home
From beekeeper to extractor, blender and packer, honey changes hands and forms. HoneyPass brings those stages together, making its journey simpler and more affordable to trace.
Bring together harvest records, batch labels and the beekeeper’s story. Keep the original evidence alongside the information it provides.
Follow the links through extraction, storage, blending and packing. Make the relationship between incoming honey and outgoing batches easier to see.
Make selected provenance records accessible through a product passport. Show what supports a claim, and what still needs to be checked.
A HoneyPass passport could bring origin, handling and supporting records into one place. Explore this example to see the idea.
This is an illustrative concept using fictional records. It is not a live traceability record or a certification.
A harvest record connects an apiary reference with an extraction lot. The producer’s story adds context, while the source record remains available for review.
Care goes into
every harvest.
Keep it in the story.
For producers, HoneyPass is an opportunity to connect the work behind the product with its story. For brands and buyers, it is a way to ask better questions about where honey came from and how it was handled.
HoneyPass brings ZiTrace’s innovative traceability technology to honey, with the sector’s own people, processes and records at its heart.
Explore the ZiTrace approach ↗The underlying technology has been developed by ZiTrace. HoneyPass is the honey initiative being built on that foundation. The sample passport is illustrative; this website is not a public production platform.
Traceability helps connect records through a journey. Authenticity claims may also require appropriate testing, corroboration and independent review. A connected record alone does not establish that a claim is true.
Depending on the evidence available and permissions granted, it could include producer stories, harvest and batch records, processing handovers and relevant laboratory reports or certificates. Gaps should be visible.
HoneyPass is a traceability initiative, rather than a honey retailer or certification scheme. The aim is to support producers and brands with a clearer view of provenance and supporting evidence.
Discover what a connected honey journey could look like.