List the lot. Keep your name.
Buyers read the variety, grade, volume, and origin region; your company, contacts, stock location, and price stay with the trade desk.
North Dakota Clover Honey
- ProductClover honey, harvest July 2026Buyers see
- OriginNorth Dakota, United StatesBuyers see the region
- Stock locationYour warehouse addressDesk only
- Volume42,000 lb in food grade drums; minimum order a full truckloadBuyers see
- GradeMoisture 16.8%, extra light amberBuyers see, as declared
- DocumentsCOA and laboratory reportDocuments uploadedFiles stay private
- SellerYour company, your contactDesk only
- PriceYour price per lbPrice on requestDesk only
Only the trade desk approves and publishes a listing.
What buyers ask for.
Buyer identities stay private. Suppliers respond through the desk, which qualifies each side first.
- Buyer
- BR-2001United States Honey Packer
- Requirement
- Multifloral honey
- Volume
- One truckloadMonthly, recurring demand
- Destination
- Houston
- Packaging and documents
- DrumsStandard COA on delivery
- Buyer
- BR-2002Canadian Consumer Brand
- Requirement
- Light clover honey
- Volume
- 20 MTQuarterly
- Destination
- Toronto
- Packaging and documents
- Drums or totesCOA and origin documentation
- Buyer
- BR-2003European Food Manufacturer
- Requirement
- Organic acacia honey
- Volume
- 10 MTMonthly
- Destination
- Rotterdam
- Packaging and documents
- DrumsOrganic documentation required
- Buyer
- BR-2004MENA Distributor
- Requirement
- Citrus or clover honey
- Volume
- One full containerRepeat programs considered
- Destination
- Jebel Ali
- Packaging and documents
- Drums, private label capability preferredHealth certificate and COA
- Buyer
- BR-2005United States Bakery Manufacturer
- Requirement
- Light amber clover or alfalfa honey
- Volume
- Two truckloadsMonthly, recurring demand
- Destination
- Chicago
- Packaging and documents
- DrumsStandard certificate of analysis
Have these lines ready.
Buyers ask for these first. List what you have now; the desk asks for anything missing before it publishes.
Variety, origin region, and harvest period
As you would declare them. Buyers see the region, never the address.
Moisture, colour or Pfund, and HMF
From your latest certificate of analysis.
Volume, packaging, and loading location
Net weight, drums or totes, and where the lot loads. The location stays with the desk.
Certificates of analysis and authenticity testing
The desk asks for the files after it reviews the lot. They stay in private storage.
Realistic lead time and Incoterms
When the lot can load, and on what freight basis.
Who lists supply
- Commercial beekeepers
- Producer cooperatives
- Processors and packers with surplus
- Exporters and origin traders
- Organic and certified specialty producers
How a listing goes live.
Submit the lot
Send the specification, volume, packaging, and loading location. No account is needed.
The desk reviews it
The desk checks the company details, asks for the documents, and requests any changes before approval.
Listed anonymously
Buyers see the specification, the origin region, and the review status. Price shows as on request.
Inquiries come to you
The desk brings you approved inquiries. Confirm availability every 30 days to stay listed.
A workspace for your sales team.
Accounts are by invitation. Once the trade desk sets up your organization, your team manages every lot in one place.
Lots and listings
Draft lots, submit them for review, and see each status change.
Private documents
Upload COAs and laboratory reports for the desk to review.
Availability checks
Confirm stock every 30 days from the lot page. A listing without a confirmation leaves the marketplace until you confirm again.
Day 1Day 30: confirm again
Email alerts
An email at each review step, and when the desk rejects a document.
Team access
An organization admin invites colleagues and sets their roles.
Have supply? List it.
Bulk honey or any of the six hive products. The trade desk reviews every lot before it goes live.