More than nine decades of sweetness

• Bee Maid Honey celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2024.
• In 2024, a new Winnipeg plant opened, and the Spruce Grove facility completed a significant expansion.

• An incentive program was launched for members to achieve the CFIA Producer/Grader Certificate.
• Bee Maid became SQF Certified and True Source Certified.
• Li’l Honeys was introduced and quickly became a go-to product for convenience stores and coffee shops.
• BeeMaid Raw was launched and within its first year became one of the top 10 selling honey SKUs in Canada.

• Bee Maid launched its Estore.
• A new building for empty drums was completed in Spruce Grove.
• Bee Maid Au Naturel Honey was a finalist in the Canadian Grand Prix New Product Awards™.
• The Sweet Talk newsletter was introduced.

• Western Wax Works was established.
• Bee Maid plants received HACCP certification.
• Bee Maid collaborated on the Canadian Cold Buster Bar.
• Honey Bar-Bee-Q Sauce and Honey Garlic Sauce were introduced.
• AHPC relocated from Edmonton to a new plant in Spruce Grove.

• Hot & Spicy Honey Mustard made its debut.
• Bee Maid launched its first TV commercial.

• The Manitoba and Saskatchewan Cooperatives merged under MCHP.
• Interprovincial Honey Sales Limited was renamed Bee Maid Honey.
• Bee Maid acquired the Beekist brand name from the Ontario Honey Producers Co-operative.
• The Honey Division of the Alpha Milk Company in Alberta was purchased.
• The Bee Maid brand replaced Clover Crest (MB), Sasco (SK), and Alta Sweet (AB).
• Lemon-flavoured honey was introduced.

• Alberta Honey Cooperative officially joins the Bee Maid Honey Limited family, working together to meet the highest standards for production and packaging.
• A separate pool system was introduced to classify white, golden, amber, and dark honey.

• Interprovincial Honey Sales (later known as Bee Maid Honey Limited) was established in 1954 when the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Honey Cooperatives partnered to distribute their honey.
• A larger facility was constructed in Winnipeg, and operations moved from the Bannatyne Plant to Roseberry.

• The Alberta Honey Producers Co-operative (AHPC) was incorporated in 1940.
• AHPC purchased its first packing plant, marketing honey under the Alta Sweet brand.

Recognizing the need for a central processing, packing, and marketing organization, the Manitoba Cooperative Honey Producers (MCHP) was incorporated in 1938.