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Bees in France once produced colourful honey due to candies
short by Sanira Mediratta / on Wednesday, 12 April, 2017
Bees in northeastern France produced honey in shades of blue and green in 2012. The colour was believed to be induced by residue from containers of M&M's candy, which were being processed at a nearby biogas plant. The M&M's-infused honey was deemed unsellable and provisions were later made to change the waste storage in the biogas plant.
read more at Reuters