CONSULTANCY SERVICES
Our team led by apiculture expert offers professional, technical, and strategic support to improve hive health, productivity, and profitability. Services include onsite hive inspections, training in modern techniques, disease management, business planning for honey production, and mentoring for new or commercial beekeepers. Experts help with site assessment, pest control (like mites), and value-added product development. Contact us for consultancy services in beekeeping/honey value chain.
The Pressing Problems We Are Solving
Our investment is addressing the pressing problems of poverty, inequality and environmental degradation to foster women economic independence, equality and nature protection and restoration for a thriving planet.
Our Products
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Tropical Peanut Butter
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Tropical Propolis
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Tropical Liquid Honey
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Tropical Passion Fruits
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Tropical Bee Wax
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Tropical Comb Honey
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Nilotica Shea Butter
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Honey Hush Face Cream
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The Nilotica Shea Butter Value Chain Development
Beekeeping and shea butter production are two distinct activities that can have a symbiotic relationship. Shea trees provide a habitat for bees, offering them a source of nectar and pollen; shea trees produce flowers that provide a rich source of nectar and pollen for bees; bees play a crucial role in pollinating shea trees (Vitellaria paradoxa), which is essential for fruit production and, subsequently, shea butter extraction and bee pollination can also improve the quality of shea nuts, leading to higher-quality shea butter. Beekeepers and shea butter producers can work together to establish integrated value chains for income diversification, where beekeepers can diversify their income streams by producing and selling shea butter products.
The Nilotica shea tree grows in the remote savannahs of Northern Uganda and South Sudan. These are the only two Nilotica regions worldwide. Nilotic shea butter is different from West African shea butter, as it has a higher concentration of shea olein and unsaponifiables, which makes it melt more gently into the skin. Nilotic shea butter is a high-quality, rare, and organic butter extracted from the nuts of the Vitellaria paradoxa tree. The Nilotica shea butter is rich in vitamins A and E, and has moisturizing, protective, and healing properties, making it perfect for use on the body, hair, and face. Generally, shea butter is used in the food industry, nutrition sector, and cosmetics industry.
We invest in shea butter value chain development to improve the livelihoods of shea nut collectors, processors, and entrepreneurs by enhancing the productivity, quality, and marketability of shea butter products leading to increased household income, job creation, preservation of shea trees for environmental sustainability.
The contribution of our investment to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDG 1. No poverty
Creation of local livelihoods
SDG 2. No hunger
Local production of honey, known as super food, and additional SDG livelihoods.
SDG 3. Good health and well-being
Nutritional and medicinal hives’ products properties.
SDG 5. Gender equalities
Focus on empowering women to through beekeeping enterprises for income generation.
SDG 11. Sustainable communities
Beekeeping being one of the most sustainable livelihoods with only positive externalities
SDG 12. Responsible consumption and production
Zero waste from activity and sustainable honey production following organic practices.
SDG 13. Climate actions
Forest conservation, pollination effects enhancing vegetation capturing greenhouse gas
SDG 15. Life on lands
Maintaining quality of environment and biodiversity of pristine areas
Benefits of Honey
Boosts Immunity
Regular consumption of raw honey can strengthen the immune system with its vitamins and enzymes
Soothes Sore Throats
Honeys natural antibacterial properties can help ease a sore throat and reduce coughing.
Boosts Immunity
Regular consumption of raw honey can strengthen the immune system with its vitamins and enzymes
Boosts Immunity
Regular consumption of raw honey can strengthen the immune system with its vitamins and enzymes
Wound Healing
Honey has antimicrobial properties, making it effective for treating minor cuts and burns.
Rich in Antioxidants
Honey contains antioxidants that help reduce inflammation and protect the body from cell damage.
Wound Healing
Honey has antimicrobial properties, making it effective for treating minor cuts and burns.
Wound Healing
Honey has antimicrobial properties, making it effective for treating minor cuts and burns.
Our Team
Our Apiculture expert with over 10 years of expertise in beekeeping provides technical consultation on honey value chain and educating community on sustainable beekeeping practices.
PETER Lumoro.
She holds BA in Project Planning and Entrepreneurship from Uganda Christian University, Uganda with over 5 years of work experience in marketing
BRENDA Aloyo
Holds Bachelor of Business Administration, Gulu University, Uganda. She oversees financial management and controls including developing budgets, monitoring transactions, and preparing financial reports of the enterprise. She has over 7 years in financial management and accounting practices.
GLADYS Apio
Operations Manager. Hold Bachelor of Business Administration with over 5 years’ experience in business Management and over sees day to day operation of the enterprise
WILFRED Acire
Holds Global MBA in Impact Entrepreneurship from Graduate School Business and Society of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Italy and E4Impact MBA in Business Administration of Uganda Martyrs University with over 12 years of experience in management, leadership and networking. He provides strategic direction for the business operation and social impact for sustainable growth of the enterprise.
RICHARD Oneka
A Health Practitioner with Public Health & Nursing field of studies from Kyambogo College of Public Health Nursing, Kampala, Uganda with 7 years in the enterprise journey. She oversees the growth and development of the enterprise.
NANCY Arach
Our Impact
Beekeepers trained (80%+ being women)
Households Livelihoods Improved
Honey Sold
Job Opportunities Created
Our Partners
Partnership, Networking & Collaboration
Partnership and networking are core values of our business. At Tropical Honey, we use partnership, networking and collaboration as a tool for finding investors, business partners, suppliers and customers for the growth and development of our business.
Special thanks to Our Partners:

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