Organic Bee Pollen - Spanish Origin

Organic Bee Pollen Granules — Spanish origin

Soil Association certified organic bee pollen granules, sourced from hives in Spain and packed by our small family team in Leicestershire. Sometimes called granulated bee pollen, the granules have a naturally sweet, honey-like flavour and a soft, slightly grainy texture. One ingredient, nothing added. Colour and aroma may vary between batches depending on the flowering season — this is normal and reflects genuine provenance.

A note before you use this product

Bee pollen is not suitable for people with pollen or bee-related allergies. If you have hay fever, allergic asthma, or any known sensitivity to bee products, please consult a GP or healthcare professional before use. If you are trying bee pollen for the first time and are unsure whether it suits you, start with a very small amount — a few granules — and stop immediately if you notice any adverse reaction.

About bee pollen

Bees collect bee pollen as they move between flowers and carried back to the hive as small granule clusters. Ours comes from hives in Spain, where bees gather from diverse wildflower landscapes. The pollen is gently dried to preserve quality and packed without any additives or processing aids. Because the flavour and colour reflect the plants in bloom at harvest time, no two batches are identical — which is what you'd expect from a genuine seasonal ingredient. For more on what bee pollen contains and how the wider research stacks up, see our full bee pollen guide.

Which size is right for you?

Bee pollen is typically used in small daily amounts. At a suggested serving of around 5g (one teaspoon) per day, the sizes work approximately as follows:

These are approximate figures. How much you use will depend on personal preference and how you incorporate it into your routine.

Ways to use it

• Sprinkled over yoghurt or porridge — a teaspoon adds a sweet, floral note and gentle crunch.
• Blended into smoothies — mixes in easily; the natural sweetness balances well with sharper fruits.
• Stirred into granola or muesli — adds colour, flavour, and texture.
• On avocado toast — a small amount brings an unexpected floral note.
• Mixed into salad dressings — a teaspoon blended with honey and lemon works well.
• As a topping for smoothie bowls — the granules hold their shape and look striking.

Why choose ours?

• Soil Association certified organic — covered under our licence DA25511, from hive to pack.
• Spanish origin — from hives in Spain, not a blend of multiple sources.
• Nothing added — 100% bee pollen, no fillers, no additives, no processing aids.
• Packed in the UK — by our SALSA-accredited team in Leicestershire.
• Recyclable packaging — our resealable pouches can be returned to soft-plastic collection points at most major UK supermarkets.

Nutritional information (per 100g)

Bee pollen is naturally rich in protein, fibre and a range of B vitamins — the table below shows the full breakdown per 100g and per typical 5g serving.

Source: product label/certificate of analysis.

Ingredients

Organic Bee Pollen (Spain).

Soil Association certified organic. Licence DA25511.

Allergen advice: Not suitable for people with pollen or bee-related allergies. If in doubt, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Packaging

Supplied in resealable pouches. These are not kerbside recyclable but can be returned to soft-plastic collection points at most major UK supermarkets.

Frequently asked questions

Who should not use bee pollen?

Bee pollen is not suitable for people with known pollen or bee-related allergies, including hay fever, allergic asthma, or any sensitivity to bee products. If you are unsure, start with a very small amount — just a few granules — and stop immediately if you notice any adverse reaction. Consult a GP or healthcare professional if you have any concerns before use.

Where does your bee pollen come from?

Our bee pollen is sourced from hives in Spain, where bees gather from diverse wildflower landscapes. It is Soil Association certified organic and packed by our team in Leicestershire.

How much should I use per serving?

There is no fixed recommended intake for bee pollen as a food. Many people start with around a teaspoon (approximately 5g) per day and adjust to taste. As with any new food, it is sensible to start small.

Is this product organic?

Yes. Our bee pollen is Soil Association-certified organic under licence DA25511.

Is this the same as bee pollen powder?

Not quite. This product is granules — the small, soft clusters bees form naturally — rather than a fine ground powder. Some people blend the granules themselves if they want a finer texture, but we sell it in its natural granule form. If you'd prefer to avoid any texture at all, our bee pollen capsules contain the same pollen with nothing to measure or blend.

Is it suitable for vegans?

Bee pollen is an animal-derived ingredient — it is collected by bees — and is not generally considered vegan. It is suitable for vegetarians.

How should I store it?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pouch after each use. For longer-term storage, the freezer works well — the granules don't clump and are ready to use straight from frozen.

Also available as capsules

If you'd prefer a quicker, neutral-tasting option, our Organic Bee Pollen Capsules 500mg contain the same certified organic Spanish pollen in an HPMC capsule shell — no measuring, no flavour, no additives.

Organic Spanish bee pollen, packed with care

One ingredient, from Spain, packed in Leicestershire — nothing added, nothing taken away. If you have any questions about this product, our team is happy to help.