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Manuka, the treasure of the Maoris.
A beautiful story of development in the Maori communities on the wild eastern coast of New Zealand. Since the discovery of the exceptional antibacterial properties of Manuka honey by Professor Peter Molan from the department of honey research at the University of Waikato, New Zealand exports 50 million euros worth of this elixir per year. This laboratory-tested honey has been graded according to a UMF (Unique Manuka Factor), which certifies it properties. Today, the Maoris profit from this manna. They have thrown themselves into beekeeping and created jobs in a region blighted for a long time by unemployment.