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| A tale of the bees - Hong Kong Honey |
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| Written by Suzanne van der Erf | |
| Thursday, 19 March 2009 | |
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By Xi Chen & Suzanne van der Erf
 Bees at WingWo bee farm Hidden beneath the Ten Thousand buddha Monastery in Sha Tin, is a family-run local honey producer - WingWo bee farm. After more than two decades of hard work, the small bee farm has prospered against fierce competition from foreign honey products in Hong Kong.
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