Yanchep Honey Marri · Certified TA 42+
Marri Honey
Ancient forest. Extraordinary honey.
A deep amber Western Australian honey from Corymbia calophylla, the Marri tree of the South West forest. Yanchep Honey Marri is monofloral, raw and supported by Y-Trace testing, linking the jar to its nectar source, season and certified activity result.
- Monofloral
- Certified TA 42+
- Low GI
- Antioxidant Rich
- Immunity Support
- Raw & Pure
The nectar source
Marri is a generous flowering tree found only in South West Western Australia.
For many international buyers, Marri is unfamiliar. But in Western Australia's forest country, it is one of the trees that can fill the canopy with large, creamy-white blooms and exceptional nectar flow.
Marri blossoms produce generous nectar flows when rainfall, sunshine and forest conditions align.
Marri honey begins with Corymbia calophylla, a large flowering tree endemic to South West Western Australia. Its cup-shaped flowers are known for holding generous volumes of nectar, drawing bees high into the wild forest canopy when conditions are right.
Unlike Jarrah, which flowers on a longer and less predictable cycle, Marri is known as a more abundant forest flowerer. Even so, each harvest still depends on rainfall, sunshine, bee strength and the short window when the forest gives enough nectar to gather.
Yanchep Honey Marri is declared as monofloral Marri honey, predominantly produced from a single nectar source and supported by Y-Trace Honey Nectar Signature testing. That gives buyers a clearer way to understand what is in the jar, where it began and why this honey has its own character apart from Jarrah.
A Western Australian forest honey
The place is part of the honey.
Marri belongs to South West Western Australia. Its flowers, the bees that visit them and the conditions of the season all help shape the honey that reaches your jar.
A distinctive nectar source
Marri has its own botanical identity. Knowing the tree behind the honey gives you a more meaningful starting point than a generic honey label.
Nature sets the timing
A generous canopy of flowers does not guarantee a harvest. Weather, nectar flow and bee strength still need to come together.
Keep the identity attached
Batch details and floral-source testing help preserve the connection between the honey and the flowering that produced it.
Get to know Marri
Deep amber.
Distinctly forest.
Marri brings a character of its own to the Yanchep Honey range: a rich colour and a forest honey flavour worth slowing down for.
A flavour to explore
Look for earthy, malty notes and a rounded sweetness. Taste it on its own first, then try it with toast, yoghurt or a cheese board.
Every season has a signature
Colour, flavour and texture can vary between harvests. That natural variation is one reason to know the batch behind the jar.
Understanding the testing
One honey. Two different questions.
Floral identity and antibacterial activity tell you different things about a honey. Read them together, with the batch details in view.
What is the nectar source?
Honey Nectar Signature testing supports the declared Marri identity. It provides evidence for the floral-source story behind this honey.
What activity was measured?
TA reports antibacterial activity in laboratory testing. It captures peroxide and non-peroxide effects. The supplied rating for this Marri batch is Certified TA 42+.
TA is specific to the tested batch and time of analysis. It does not measure flavour or floral origin, or demonstrate health outcomes. A TA number should not be converted directly into Mānuka MGO or UMF ratings.
The batch behind the jar
Ask for the evidence.
Keep it with the honey.
Request the Marri certificate pack to review the Honey Nectar Signature, activity result and batch identification together.
- Honey
- Yanchep Honey Marri
- Declared floral source
- Corymbia calophylla
- Batch
- CL1110326
- Sample
- YTS-0491
- Test date
- 13 April 2026
- Stated activity rating
- Certified TA 42+
When requesting documents, quote batch CL1110326 and sample YTS-0491. Check that these match the honey you are buying.
From nectar source to jar
The story should travel with it.
Yanchep Honey is the product. Y-Trace provides the testing evidence that helps make its identity visible.
01. A declared Marri honey
The floral source gives this honey its starting point and its place within the range.
02. A batch you can identify
A batch code connects the product to the sample details recorded for testing.
03. Evidence you can request
Use the certificate pack as your reference when discussing identity, activity and supply.
Explore the Yanchep Honey range
Marri or Jarrah?
Start with the source.
Two Western Australian forest honeys, each with its own floral identity. Choose by taste, then look at the evidence for the particular batch.
| What to compare | Marri | Jarrah |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical source | Corymbia calophylla | Eucalyptus marginata |
| Origin | South West Western Australia | South West Western Australia |
| Identity | Declared Marri, supported by floral-source testing | Declared Jarrah, supported by floral-source testing |
| Activity | Certified TA 42+ stated for batch CL1110326 | Refer to the certificate for the Jarrah batch |
| How to choose | Explore Marri’s own forest character and review its batch evidence | Explore the Jarrah story and review its batch evidence |
Before you choose
A little more about Marri.
What does monofloral Marri mean?
It means Marri is the predominant declared nectar source. It does not mean every drop of nectar came from one tree species. Honey Nectar Signature testing supports the floral identity.
Is Marri the same as Mānuka?
No. They come from different plants and growing regions. Compare their floral identity and flavour, and read each product’s own testing documents. Their rating systems are not interchangeable.
What does Certified TA 42+ tell me?
It is the supplied laboratory activity rating for this batch. It describes measured antibacterial activity, rather than a health benefit or a measure of sweetness. Request the matching certificate to review the result.
Is this honey raw?
Yanchep Honey Marri is described as raw in the product information. For specific processing temperatures or handling requirements, ask the team for details relating to this batch.
How should I store the honey?
Follow the storage instructions on your jar. Keep the lid closed and use a clean, dry spoon. Changes in texture or crystallisation can occur naturally.
How do I request certificates or discuss wholesale supply?
Contact the team and quote Marri batch CL1110326, sample YTS-0491. For supply enquiries, include your location, quantities and whether you are enquiring as a retailer, distributor or private buyer.
Yanchep Honey Marri
Discover the honey.
Know its source.
Explore this Western Australian forest honey with the batch evidence close at hand. Request the certificate pack or talk to the team about availability, retail and wholesale enquiries.