How honey is priced

Argentina (Buenos Aires/Rosario) Bulk light amber/blend honey in 290–320 kg food-grade drums, moisture ≤ 18%, HMF ≤ 40 mg/kg, FOB main Argentine port. · USD/MT · Contract size N/A

Benchmark contracts

BenchmarkTypeContract specUnitRangeAs ofDeliverable grade
Argentina (Buenos Aires/Rosario)Headlinephysical_fobBulk light amber/blend honey in 290–320 kg food-grade drums, moisture ≤ 18%, HMF ≤ 40 mg/kg, FOB main Argentine port.USD/MT2100–2600May 2026—
Northern China portsphysical_fobStandard industrial multifloral honey, moisture ≤ 20%, color light amber to amber, shipped in 300 kg drums.USD/MT1800–2300May 2026—
Delivered EU (Poland/Romania border crossings)physical_cifBlended sunflower and mixed-floral honey in steel drums, typical EU industrial specification, delivered at EU external border.USD/MT2300–2800May 2026—
New Zealand portsphysical_fobMonofloral Manuka honey, UMF 5+ to 20+ retail/foodservice grades, packed in retail or bulk formats.USD/MT10000–22000Apr 2026—

Premium structure

Differentials between benchmarks reveal where physical honey trades relative to the futures reference and how regional grades price against the global standard.

BenchmarkDifferentialNotes
Argentina (Buenos Aires/Rosario)—
Northern China ports-150 to -300 USD/MT versus Argentine FOB for similar color/quality due to perceived quality and adulteration risk.
Delivered EU (Poland/Romania border crossings)+100 to +200 USD/MT versus Argentine FOB reflecting freight and EU-border demand.
New Zealand ports+7,000 to +18,000 USD/MT over bulk multifloral honey benchmarks depending on UMF grade.
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