Quality details
- Declared floral or geographic source
- Sealed food-safe jar
- Net weight, lot code and dates
- Storage information
- No reliance on unreliable home purity tests
Traditional honey
Available onlineSidr / Beri Honey
250g jar
Sidr and Beri are names used for honey associated with Ziziphus trees, but the name alone does not establish source or purity. This 250g jar page focuses on the declared origin, sealed weight, product traceability, normal crystallisation and responsible food use.
- One clearly stated 250g size
- Source information
- Crystallisation explained
- Infant-safety warning
Selected size250g jar
Per unitRs 1,400
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What you need to know first
This page covers the ShilajitWala 250g Sidr or Beri Honey jar, including source information, crystallisation, storage, infant safety and current availability.
- This page answers
- Review the source declaration, pack details, food-safety guidance and current price or availability.
- Written for
- Customers comparing Sidr or Beri Honey in Pakistan.
- Not covered
- Purity proof from crystallisation; Use for infants; Unsupported floral or geographic claims
Pakistan buying check
Compare Sidr / Beri honey by source, net weight and price per 100g.
The words Sidr and Beri are not enough to establish a honey's source or composition. Compare the supported floral or geographic description, sealed net weight, batch/date information and normalised price before judging one jar against another.
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Pack250g jarCurrent online priceRs 1,400Approx. unit priceRs 6 / g
- Declared floral or geographic source
- 250g net weight
- Sealed food-safe packaging
- Batch/lot and date information
- Price per 100g and storage guidance
Product details
Essential information about this product.
Review the format, pack size, product code, intended use and any additional information supplied for the exact item.
- Product
- Honey sold with a Sidr or Beri source statement
- Pack size
- 250g jar
- Product code
- SW-HNY-250
- Intended use
- Normal food use; never for children younger than 12 months.
- Online price
- Rs 1,400
Pakistan-based supportClear product information for local customers.
Clearly stated pack sizeKnow the exact format and net amount before ordering.
Responsible guidanceUseful information without exaggerated promises.
From ingredient to everyday routine
A well-described product should be easy to identify, use and store.
A 250g Sidr or Beri Honey jar with clear source, storage, crystallisation and food-safety guidance.
Clearly identified ingredient Exact pack size and format Usage, storage and safety details
What to know
What to know before you order or use it.
Review what the product is, how it is used, how it should be stored and when extra caution is appropriate.
How to use it
Use as a normal food product and keep the jar sealed according to the label. Crystallisation can occur naturally and is not, by itself, proof of purity or spoilage.
Safety
Never give honey to a child younger than 12 months. People managing allergies, blood-sugar concerns or other health circumstances should seek appropriate professional guidance.
Product selection
We focus on traceable source information, sealed food-safe packaging and an honest explanation of natural variation.
Common questions
Before you order
Clear answers to the questions customers usually ask first.
Are Sidr and Beri Honey the same?
The names are often used for honey associated with Ziziphus trees, but sellers should still state the floral or geographic source they can support.
Does crystallisation mean the honey is fake?
No. Crystallisation can occur naturally and depends on composition, temperature and storage.
Can a home test prove honey purity?
No single water, flame, thumb or paper test can establish full composition or authenticity.
Can infants eat honey?
No. Honey should not be given to children younger than 12 months.
How should I compare Sidr or Beri Honey prices?
Compare the price per 100g together with the supported floral or geographic source, sealed net weight, lot/date information and storage conditions. The name Sidr or Beri alone does not prove purity.
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