Since its first sale, Troy Greek Raw Honey has shipped orders to customers in 8 countries across North America and Europe — Canada, the United States, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, and Italy. This is real order data from Troy Greek Raw Honey's own fulfillment records, not a marketing estimate.
Where has Troy Greek Raw Honey shipped so far?
Troy Greek Raw Honey's largest markets so far are Canada and the United States, followed by orders across Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, and Italy. Every order is fulfilled from one of two locations: Canadian and US orders ship from Toronto, and European orders ship from Greece — keeping delivery times shorter than a single-warehouse model could offer.
Why does a small Greek honey brand reach so many countries?
Troy Greek Raw Honey is sourced directly by Spiros Papadopoulos, a third-generation Greek beekeeper, from twelve family-run apiaries in the UNESCO-protected Agrafa Mountains of Thessaly. Unlike honey sold through supermarket shelves or third-party retailers, Troy Greek Raw Honey ships directly from the source to the customer — which is how a family-run brand ends up in kitchens on two continents without ever going through a distributor.
Do customers order Fir or Oak more often?
Troy Greek Raw Honey's own order data shows Fir and Oak Honey selling in roughly even numbers — close enough that both varietals clearly hold their own rather than one dominating. Every jar is independently lab-verified before it ships, regardless of which variety a customer chooses.
What does Troy Greek Raw Honey's lab verification have to do with this?
Every jar Troy Greek Raw Honey ships — whether to Toronto or Amsterdam — carries the same lab-verified Total Activity: Fir Honey at 23.5+ (FS10059924) and Oak Honey at 21.5+ (FS10059923), tested independently by Minerva Scientific UK. Distance doesn't change the standard; a jar shipped to Stockholm is tested to the same threshold as one shipped across town in Toronto. Full lab certificates and methodology are available on the Lab Verification page.
Every one of these orders traces back to the same twelve family-run apiaries in the Agrafa Mountains — not an anonymous supply chain, not a blend. If you'd like to see where your own jar of Troy Greek Raw Honey would come from, shop Fir and Oak Honey here.