Nectaflor Honey Makes Sweet Impression at Saudi Food Show, Paving the Way for Market Return

The Saudi Food Show, the leading trade fair for buying and selling food and beverages in Saudi Arabia, took place from May 21st to 23rd, 2024, in Riyadh. This successful event brought together international sellers, industry leaders, and innovative brands. Our Nectaflor honey was showcased at the Swiss Pavilion by UNIQVICTUS LLC at the Swiss
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A Taste of Success: Nectaflor & UNIQVICTUS Connect with Key Players at Saudi Food Show

Stefan Mai (Managing Director of UNIQVICTUS) and Lucas Gruenig (Marketing Director of Nectaflor) had three exciting days at the Saudi Food Show.
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Nectaflor Participates in Swiss Pavilion, Great Opportunity for Swiss Companies in Saudi Arabia

The Swiss Pavilion, organized by Swiss Global Enterprise (S-GE), provides Swiss companies with a great opportunity to enter the potential future market of Saudi Arabia.
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Uniqvictus Takes Over Nectaflor Distribution in the Middle East!

We are delighted to announce that we will be taking over the distribution of Nectaflor products in the Middle East region starting on May 16th 2023.

Chart of the day: This is why we need to protect nature’s pollinators

Pollinators like bees are essential to 35% of crop production. Foods including coffee, tomatoes and cocoa all depend on them. 40% of the world’s insect species are threatened with extinction.
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Bees, the most important living being on the planet

The world has lost 90% of its bees. Colombia is no exception, according to investigations of some groups annually disappear between 10 thousand and 16 thousand hives. With bill they try to save them.
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Bees: how important are they and what would happen if they became extinct?

Bees – including honey bees, bumblebees, and solitary bees – are very important because they pollinate food crops. Pollination is where insects move pollen from one plant to another, fertilising the plants so that they can produce fruit, vegetables, seeds and so on.
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France becomes first country in Europe to ban all five pesticides killing bees

France will take a radical step towards protecting its dwindling bee population on Saturday by becoming the first country in Europe to ban all five pesticides researchers believe are killing off the insects.

Free trade agreement between EFTA and Indonesia concluded in substance

negotiations on a free trade agreement between EFTA and Indonesia were concluded in substance, with Switzerland acting as lead negotiator.

Why Europe’s Insecticide Ban Is Big News for Bees

Neonicotinoids, or neonics, will be banned for outdoor use in Europe thanks to environmental concerns. The European Union plans to ban the world’s most widely used insecticides in an effort to protect bees and other valuable pollinator insects.