CJM Local Raw Honey

25/10/2025

Lismore's Best Honey 🍯
Ask for a Taste 😋

✅️ 500ml Squeezeable Drip Free Bottle $10
✅️ 1kg ~ $12.50
✅️ 3kg ~ $35.00
✅️ Raw Bee's Wax From $15 per kg (block size)

☎️ 0402330485

15/10/2025

Fresh Lismore Local Raw Honey Available Now 🐝😋

✅️ $10 ~ 500ml Squeezeable Drip Free Bottles
✅️ $12.50 ~ 1kg Honey Tub
✅️ $35.00 ~ 3kg Honey Tub
✅️ Raw Bee's Wax ~ from $12 per kg (block size)

☎️ 0402 330 485 or Inbox

05/10/2025

Squeezable Drip Free 500ml Honey Bottles are Back in Stock!
Great for your Kids at Breakfast Time or for your Morning Coffee..🥣☕️
For just $10 you can Experience the CJM Local Raw Honey Taste..😋

20/09/2025

The Sun is Out and the Sunday Market's are On at the Lismore City Bowling Club.
Come down and have a Look!!

19/09/2025

When the Neighbour says he has a Swarm in his Backyard Tree, CJM Local Raw Honey Kicks into Gear and helps out with the Removal of this Massive Swarm..
We have Happy Bee's Now 🐝😊

Spring has Definitely Sprung 🌼🌻

14/09/2025

CJM Local Raw Honey has Loads of Raw Bee's Wax Available.
Its Fresh & Ready for all your Skin Care, Candle Making, Food Wraping, Household Cleaning, Food Manufacturing, Crafting, Floor Polishing, Pain Relief & Healthy Benefits Plus so so Much More... Its Endless!!

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From $15 per 1kg...

21/08/2025

What a Great Day to Indulge in Raw Honey with your Coffee!! 🐝 💙 ☕️

08/08/2025

The Love of Honey....

We are Lismore Local ❤️
Support a Local Beekeeper 🐝

03/08/2025

We are Lismore Local ❤️
Support a Local Beekeeper 🐝

19/07/2025

Market Day at the BOWLO MARKETS Lismore 9am till 1pm
Taste Testing Available 😋

14/07/2025

Scientists have discovered that honeybee venom, particularly a compound called melittin, can destroy aggressive breast cancer cells in laboratory tests.
According to Medical News Today, a 2020 study led by Dr. Ciara Duffy in Australia found that melittin is especially effective against triple-negative and HER2-enriched breast cancers, two of the most difficult types to treat. It works by punching holes in the cancer cell membranes and disrupting their ability to send signals to grow and divide. Even more amazing is that the venom showed minimal effects on healthy cells, suggesting that it could become a targeted therapy option in the future.
While it’s still early days, human trials are needed before this can become a clinical treatment, it’s a promising step. One of nature’s tiniest defenders might hold a key to fighting one of humanity’s biggest health challenges.