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Groeb Farms, Inc. is the world's largest processor of honey. We offer retail, foodservice, and industrial products including honey, molasses, peanut and more. Read more about our company

What's New

Groeb Farms Announces December 1, 2010 Website Redesign Launch. Visit new site and participate in "Name Our Bee" Contest

Groeb Farms & Miller's American Honey are now one website!

Groeb Farms is pleased to announce the integration of the Miller’s American Honey’s website into the Groeb Farms site. Two companies coming together to be one while maintaining the individual value of both! Please visit our new SHOP tab for Miller's products.

Groeb Farms, Inc. Acquires Miller's American Honey

As of March 31, 2010, Groeb Farms, Inc., headquartered in Onsted, MI, the "World's Largest" Honey packer and Miller's American Honey of Colton, CA, one of the premier West Coast Honey packers have become one! More.

Groeb Farms receives British Retail Consortium (BRC) Global Food Certification

"Groeb Farms is proud to announce that we have achieved the British Retail Consortium (BRC) Certification at our Onsted, Michigan location," said, President and CEO, Ernie Groeb. This makes the Groeb Farms Onsted location 1 of approximately 500 plants in the US and only 1 of 67 in the US in Category 11 (low acid/high acid foods in cans/ glass/plastic) to achieve this Certification! More.

Food & Drink Magazine Article – How Sweet It Is

In January 2009, GFI began conducting 100 percent lot testing on all raw honey. GFI has built a state-of-theart testing laboratory and employed specialty testing personnel to perform testing at its Florida facility. The tests will determine that all products are free of antibiotic and miticide residue. More.

Swami Report

April 2012 Swami Report!

The Future starts Today!
Pollination, especially Almond pollination in the USA took over as the #1 income provider for beekeepers around 2009. I made it clear to my readers that the raw price of honey would need to be approx. $2.30/lb. before beekeepers made a choice to renew efforts to increase honey production.