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Bee Culture Essay

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As RH Bees farm SDN BHD Sibu Sarawak just a new and fresh business in the sector of bee culture, there is a lot of competitors currently in Malaysia. Currently, the major competitors in the sector of honeybee farming are the local honeybee seller in Malaysia and the Rural Development Corporation (KPD) in Sabah. Major competitors can be defined as the competitors will use a lot of strategies to compete and gain benefits from the competition in the sector of honeybee farming production. Local bee honey sellers are one of the factors and competitors which will highly affect the market value of honeybee in Malaysia. This is because some local honeybee seller will not follow the market price of bee honey, they will decrease their price of the …show more content…

Nowadays, the medical value and high nutritious of stingless bee honey are now discovered by more and more organization. Thus, the KPD is now promoting the Kelulut stingless bee honey to the public and also internationally. KPD is also supported and under supervision by the Department of Agriculture of government Sabah. On September 2016, Malaysia branded Kelulut bee honey come out and been promoted to public and international to increase the national revenue. In economics perspective, Kelulut stingless bee honey is a profitable investment in this period. Even there are different types of stingless bee honey in the market, but Kelulut stingless bee honey will earn a good profit with its advantages on its …show more content…

Since the position of RH Kelulut bee Honey is already strong and stable, the main strategies that used on the development of RH Kelulut stingless bee honey are mainly focussing on the exportation to other countries while keeping the quality of the original product of RH Kelulut stingless bee honey. The standards of the RH Kelulut stingless bee honey are now also following the international standard CODEX. Now the strategies and choices made by RH Bees farm SDN BHD Sibu Sarawak are focused on the exportation to overseas in order to get greater market position and also greater

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