4 farms listed in Fredericton, Halcomb, Hoyt, Saint Andrews. You can order online from 2, meet 4 at a farmers market and find 1 on a shop shelf.
Saint Andrews, New Brunswick
A family farm on the Bay of Fundy that filters and bottles every jar by hand at their own shop on King Street. The Ritter family took it over in 2025.
Halcomb, New Brunswick
An apiary on Halcomb Road, about thirty minutes outside Miramichi. In their own words they sell honey, candles and other products, all made from their own hives, and they do pollination work. They turn up at the Newcastle Farmers Market. Their old website has gone offline, so their Facebook page is the place to check before you go.
Hoyt, New Brunswick
A small apiary at Hoyt selling raw honey, with an online shop. They are at the New Maryland and Oromocto markets, and they put their name behind pollinator work with the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Conservation Council.
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Mike and Kathy Whalen run more than 400 hives and sell unpasteurised honey, beeswax candles, lip balms and honey spread. You will find them inside the Boyce Farmers Market in Fredericton every week.