Ningxia Yuanye Bee Industry Co., Ltd.

Ningxia Yuanye Bee Industry Co., Ltd. is located at No. 1 Industrial Park, Yanchi County, Ningxia, the hometown of licorice in China. The company was established in 2000. The factory covers an area of ​​17,484 square meters and a building area of ​​2,982.87 square meters. There are currently 40 permanent employees, including 17 with college or technical secondary school education; there are more than 110 seasonal employees, and the company has a total of 182 employees in the Shenfeng Cooperative of Farmers. The company has 1 million acres of ecological high-quality honey source base. It is an export-oriented enterprise mainly engaged in the construction and protection of ecological bee product bases, as well as research and development, production and export. It acquires and processes more than 1,000 tons of honey, royal jelly, propolis and bee pollen series products annually, with an output value of more than 30 million yuan. The products are mainly exported to Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, South Korea and other countries and regions, with annual export earnings of US$620,000. A domestic distribution network has been established covering the northwest region and the Pearl River Delta region. The company has a GMP standardized production workshop of 200 square meters and an advanced quality inspection and R&D department. It has imported testing instruments such as Prefant and microplate readers from the United States, and has obtained IS09001 quality management system certification, HACCP standard certification and QS production license. The company is also a group member of the China National Livestock Products Import and Export Corporation, the China Beekeeping Society, and the China Bee Products Association. It is also an enterprise with self-operated import and export rights and production and export rights for bee products in Ningxia. Its main products include peak honey, royal jelly, bee pollen, and propolis. By establishing a technology center, it has fully transformed scientific and technological achievements and developed a series of new honey products. In 2003, it obtained the National Spark Plan Project Certificate (20