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-'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (2019). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia. (status: 10.11.2018)</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
+'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (2019). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
 ==References==
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-'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia. (status: 10.11.2018)</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
+'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (2019). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia. (status: 10.11.2018)</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
 ==References==
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-'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
+'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia. (status: 10.11.2018)</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
 ==References==
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-'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average honey and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29.</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of '''purified bees wax''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia:  Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451.</ref>
+'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average '''[[honey]]''' and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29.</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of purified '''[[beeswax]]''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia:  Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451.</ref>
-'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to 500,000 IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than 70,000 IDR/kg. <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid propolis ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
+'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to '''500,000''' IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than '''70,000''' IDR/kg (4.80 USD in 2018). <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid '''[[propolis]]''' ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
 ==References==
 <references/>

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-'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to 500,000 IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than 70,000 IDR/kg. <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices.
+'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs (IDR)''' (14.20 USD in 2018). Further, a study, were beekeepers of 4 islands of Indonesia were questioned, revealed high regional prize differences and high fluctuations of prizes at the same location. In Nusa Penida for example, the beekeeper gets up to 500,000 IDR (35 USD in 2015) for a 750 ml glass bottle of honey. This price can range from 400,000 to 1,2 million IDR. These fluctuations are based on the availability of honey. In remote areas throughout Java and Sumbawa, beekeepers have not only difficulties to sell their honey, they also get lower prizes, usually not more than 70,000 IDR/kg. <ref>Shouten, C. N., Lloyd, D. J., & Lloyd H. (in press). Beekeeping with the Asian Honey Bee (''Apis cerana javana'' Fabr) in Indonesia.</ref> Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data on colony prices. The price for 100 ml liquid propolis ranges from IDR '''45,000 to 300,000''' (3.11 - 24.17 USD).
 ==References==
 <references/>

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−	'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average honey and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29. ~~https://doi.org/10.5251/abjna.2015.6.1.22.29~~</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of '''purified bees wax''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia: Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451. ~~https://doi.org/10.11648/j.aff.20140306.12~~</ref>	+	'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average honey and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29.</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of '''purified bees wax''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia: Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451.</ref>

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	'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average honey and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29. https://doi.org/10.5251/abjna.2015.6.1.22.29</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of '''purified bees wax''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia: Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.aff.20140306.12</ref>		'''Ethiopia:''' In 2015, the average honey and colony prices were '''131 Ethiopian Birr (ETB)/kg''' (6.34 USD) and '''667 ETB/colony''' (32.28 USD), respectively. <ref>Yetimwork, G., Berhan, T., & Desalegn, B. (2015). Honeybee production trend, potential and constraints in Eastern Zone of Tigray, Ethiopia. Agriculture and Biology Journal of North America, 6(1), 22-29. https://doi.org/10.5251/abjna.2015.6.1.22.29</ref> According to a local scientist (Holeta Bee Research Center, Ethiopia), the prices increased (2018) to '''260 ETB/kg''' (9.45 USD) for honey and to '''1,200''' to '''1,500 ETB''' (43.64 USD to 54.55 USD) for new colonies. The price for 1 kg of '''purified bees wax''' was '''250-300 ETB''' (25-30 USD) in 2014. <ref>Gemechis, L. Y. (2014). Beeswax production and marketing in Ethiopia: Challenges in value chain. Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 3(6), 447-451. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.aff.20140306.12</ref>

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	'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran; Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs''' (14.20 USD) (2018). Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data regarding colony prices.		'''Indonesia:''' There is no official data regarding prices of honey bee products, but according to a local scientist (Universitas Padjadjaran; Indonesia), the price for 1 kg table honey is at around '''200,000 Rupiahs''' (14.20 USD) (2018). Indonesian beekeepers often catch feral honey bee colonies to house them in hives. This may be the reason, while there is a lack of data regarding colony prices.