Honey by country
Norway
Honey, beehives and beeswax in Norway as reported to FAO, with the whole series since 1961 and the status of every figure.
1,510 t
natural honey, 2024
official figure
Natural honey, thousand tonnes
What the figures say
In 2024, Norway produced 1,510 tonnes of natural honey (official figure).
Confirmed fact[1]That places it 73 of 121 countries with a FAOSTAT figure for 2024, about 0.1% of world production.
Statistical estimate[1]Compared with 2000 (1,250 t), production rose by 21%.
Statistical estimate[1]The highest figure in the series is 2,128 t in 1989, the lowest 200 t in 1962.
Confirmed fact[1]
Bees from our catalogue recorded in Norway
GBIF occurrence records with coordinates. They show where a bee was found, not its full range.
- Bombus pascuorum24,503 GBIF records
- Bombus lapidarius7,890 GBIF records
- Bombus hortorum6,524 GBIF records
- Apis mellifera4,474 GBIF records
- Bombus terrestris3,889 GBIF records
- Lasioglossum albipes1,710 GBIF records
- Andrena cineraria1,209 GBIF records
- Osmia bicornis1,004 GBIF records
- Colletes cunicularius730 GBIF records
- Eucera longicornis524 GBIF records
- Megachile willughbiella506 GBIF records
- Macropis europaea444 GBIF records
Honeys linked to this country
Sources
- FAO (2026). FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products (QCL). Items Bees (1181), Natural honey (1182), Beeswax (1183), area Norway. Bulk download, retrieved 29 October 2026. Link
Last checked: 30 October 2026.