About
Who we are
About Sioux Honey
How we give back to the communities that have supported us for over 100 years.
What we stand for, and the people who lead our co-op.
Sue Bee® and Aunt Sue’s® — two brands, one co-op.
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In 1921, five beekeepers from Sioux City, Iowa came together, each contributing $200, to share equipment, marketing, and processing so they could support one another and their bees. That small circle of collaboration has grown into a strong network of 190+ member families across the United States, still guided by the same idea: beekeepers doing more together than they could alone.
A lot has changed in the century since. What hasn’t changed is that Sioux Honey is still a co-op, not a corporation. Every bottle of Sue Bee® and Aunt Sue’s® honey carries forward that original goal: keeping the focus on what’s best for our beekeepers, our customers, and our honey.
Our Commitment
Beekeeper-Owned
It’s not just where your honey comes from that matters; it’s who. Sioux Honey is proudly beekeeper-owned, with 190+ independent family beekeepers across the country known to us by name, not just by number.
Many of our member families are on their third or fourth generation of Sioux Honey membership, passing down not just the trade but a shared commitment to one another.
U.S. Farmed™ Certified
Sue Bee® and Aunt Sue’s® are proudly U.S. Farmed™ Certified, the first honey brands to earn this distinction, and Sioux Honey is only the second manufacturer overall to be certified. Created in partnership with American Farmland Trust, the U.S. Farmed™ seal is the only third-party-verified certification that verifies products are made with ingredients grown in the United States.
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Where We're Located
Sioux Honey is produced across three facilities:
- Sioux City, IA — where it all started, over 100 years ago
- Anaheim, CA
- Elizabethtown, NC
Where to Buy
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