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Hidden Treasures of Malagasy Honeys

Summary by DAILY SCIENCE
Thanks to the heterogeneity of its territory and the extraordinary richness of its biodiversity, Madagascar produces honeys of remarkable quality and diversity. The MIELS-MADA project, funded by ARES and FNRS, and co-led by Prof. Nicolas Vereecken of the Agroecology Lab of the ULB, will study Malagasy beekeeping for five years as a lever of sustainable development. Resolutely interdisciplinary, it combines bees genetics, honey chemistry and fiel…
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Thanks to the heterogeneity of its territory and the extraordinary richness of its biodiversity, Madagascar produces honeys of remarkable quality and diversity. The MIELS-MADA project, funded by ARES and FNRS, and co-led by Prof. Nicolas Vereecken of the Agroecology Lab of the ULB, will study Malagasy beekeeping for five years as a lever of sustainable development. Resolutely interdisciplinary, it combines bees genetics, honey chemistry and fiel…

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DAILY SCIENCE broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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