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The loss of approximately 16,000 bee colonies following the passage of Hurricane Melissa has triggered what many describe as a honey shortage across Jamaica, deepening supply challenges in a market in which demand already exceeds supply. | Collector
The loss of approximately 16,000 bee colonies following the passage of Hurricane Melissa has triggered what many describe as a honey shortage across Jamaica, deepening supply challenges in a market in which demand already exceeds supply.
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The loss of approximately 16,000 bee colonies following the passage of Hurricane Melissa has triggered what many describe as a honey shortage across Jamaica, deepening supply challenges in a market in which demand already exceeds supply.

The loss of approximately 16,000 bee colonies following the passage of Hurricane Melissa has triggered what many describe as a honey shortage across Jamaica, deepening supply challenges in a market in which demand already exceeds supply.

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