Honey has long been valued as a natural food for its flavor, enzymes, antioxidants, and cultural significance. From ancient medicine to modern kitchens, it represents a product created entirely by bees and nature. However, its desirability has made it a frequent target for adulteration, making authenticity important for health, ethics, and environmental responsibility.
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