Russian honey mainly consists of linden tree honey, which contains amino acids, enzymes, and esters. The raw honey is produced in the Primorsky Krai and the Krais of Russia of Khabar, Russia. The Russian government has designated a nature reserve and prohibited logging, fishing and hunting, thus preserving a large area of linden forest. Many beekeepers choose grasslands or mountain forests with remote natural conditions and abundant flowers, without industrial pollution. The honey harvested by bees has a strong aroma and a good taste. In addition, to ensure the quality of honey, Russia also has strict control standards for the use of pesticides and insecticides.