
APIMONDIA at the Abu Dhabi Honey Symposium 2026
APIMONDIA is pleased to collaborate with the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) at the Abu Dhabi Honey Symposium & Exhibition, taking place 6–8 October 2026 at ADNEC

APIMONDIA is pleased to collaborate with the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) at the Abu Dhabi Honey Symposium & Exhibition, taking place 6–8 October 2026 at ADNEC

Vietnam aims to strengthen its beekeeping sector by moving from small-scale production toward a value-chain-oriented model focused on exports.
This is the development program planned by the Ministry of

European apiculture. Early detection, surveillance and preparedness will be essential to reduce the impact of this invasive pest. As part of the BEE-GUARDS project, Apimondia organised a dedicated workshop on

We are pleased to announce that applications for ApiEXPO 2027 will open on 7 September 2026 at 12:00 CET. As part of the 50th Apimondia International Apicultural Congress, ApiEXPO will

The 4th Africa Regional Apimondia Symposium brought together more than 400 people from 22 countries, with 75 speakers joining us in Kampala from 25–28 August under the theme of Beekeeping

A recent study carried out by Australian researchers collected the scientific papers available on this topic to provide a systematic review of the biological threats of these bees.Authors reported 48

A new study published in PNAS has compared the vision of four bees’ species with honey bees. The research focused on the retinal physiology of Bombus terrestris, Anthophora quadrimaculata, Anthidium

The Hungarian National Beekeepers’ Association OMME has sent a letter to Bóna Szabolcs, Minister of Agriculture and Food Economy, drawing attention to the exceptional situation caused by the extreme weather

A new research program supported by Queensland Government, Australia, is focused to examine the efficacy of spider venom against varroa mite. We have interviewed Volker Herzig, from the University of

A recent study published in Apidologie examined the effects of an infusion prepared from the aerial parts of wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) and the buds of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) on