Gospel Bee uses beeswax produced in East Africa by wild bee broods whilst making honey, with the bees free to roam and forage seasonal flora and fauna.

The majority of the bees live in traditional bark hives that hang in the treetops. These hives are located across agricultural land, in or near national parks, forests and on small holdings. The traditional light touch method means minimal intervention and enables the bees population to be naturally robust and healthy.

Beeswax is a natural by-product of honey production by bees, making it a sustainable and renewable resource, with beekeeping being a sustainable activity which contributes to agriculture and increases biodiversity via bee pollination, all helping support the well-being of our planet.