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Nate's Honey

Nate's Honey Organic Honey 32 oz

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A dependable choice if organic certification is the deciding factor; otherwise it's functionally the same raw honey as Nate's non-organic bottle.

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ASIN: B01IR6IZZAModel: FP701Category: Honey

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Overview

Nate's USDA certified organic version of its raw, unfiltered honey, sold in the same 32oz squeeze bottle as the standard line. Suits shoppers who want the no-drip format but specifically want organic certification on the label.

The recipe reads the same as Nate's flagship honey: single ingredient, raw and unfiltered, gently warmed for pourability. What sets this SKU apart is USDA Organic certification, since the source hives meet organic standards. Nate's says it sources from beekeeper partners around the world rather than one farm, which is typical for a brand operating at this volume.

  • USDA Certified Organic
  • Raw and unfiltered
  • 32oz no-drip squeeze bottle
  • Purity testing program

Who it's for

Buyers who want organic certification specifically and are comfortable with honey sourced internationally rather than from one named apiary. Skip it if certification isn't a priority, since the standard Nate's bottle is the same format.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • USDA Certified Organic
  • Same no-drip squeeze bottle as the standard line
  • Single ingredient, no additives
Cons
  • Sourced from multiple international beekeeper partners rather than one named region
  • No review data included on this listing

Performance notes

Being raw and unfiltered, it retains more natural pollen and can crystallize in the bottle over time, which is expected of minimally processed honey rather than a sign it has gone bad. The purity testing program the brand runs across its line checks for adulteration with cheaper syrups.

Specifications

BrandNate's Honey
ModelFP701

Frequently asked questions

Is this honey USDA certified organic?

Yes, it's Nate's organic line, certified USDA organic.

How is it different from Nate's regular honey?

Same raw, unfiltered, single-ingredient honey in the same size bottle; this version is certified organic while the standard bottle isn't.

What size bottle does it come in?

32 ounces.