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By AI, Created 8:15 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Australian Wildflower has launched its best-selling Dwutta, or Blackbutt, honey at five Jones the Grocer locations in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The move expands retail access in the UAE for a lab-verified, single-origin honey brand that is positioning itself around transparency, bioactive testing and men’s wellness.
Why it matters: - Australian Wildflower gains shelf space at one of the UAE’s best-known gourmet retailers, which can widen exposure for its premium honey range. - The launch gives UAE shoppers more access to a rare, single-origin honey marketed around independently verified bioactivity and traceable lab results. - The rollout strengthens Australian Wildflower’s position in the UAE premium honey market, where authenticity, provenance and functional claims matter to buyers.
What happened: - Australian Wildflower confirmed that selected products are now available at Jones the Grocer in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. - The initial rollout covers five flagship locations: Al Mamoura, Muneera, Khalidiyah and Al Raha in Abu Dhabi, plus Al Manara in Dubai. - The featured product is Dwutta honey, also known as Blackbutt honey, the brand’s top-selling product in the UAE. - Jones the Grocer has been part of UAE food culture since 2009.
The details: - Dwutta honey comes from the nectar of Eucalyptus todtiana trees in coastal heathlands of Western Australia. - Australian Wildflower says the honey is harvested by third-generation beekeepers using cold-pressing methods. - The brand says every batch is independently tested by ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories. - Published testing includes Total Activity, antioxidant capacity by DPPH assay and glyphosate residue confirmation. - Lab data is published online and tied to the batch number on each jar. - Two Dwutta products are stocked at Jones the Grocer: TA15+ and TA35+ in 250g jars. - The TA15+ version is positioned as the entry point to the bioactive range. - The TA35+ version is described as the strongest batch from the harvest. - The in-store range also includes Australian Wildflower Single Origin Raw Honey 250g and TA35+ Jarrah Honey 250g. - The wider Australian Wildflower range is also sold through the UAE Australian Wildflower Store, Noon.com and Amazon.ae. - Australian Wildflower says its products are ESMA-registered and produced under Halal practices. - The brand distributes in the UAE through Australian Gourmet Foods FZ LLC. - Australian Wildflower is female-founded and focused on rare, single-origin honeys from Western Australia.
Between the lines: - The Jones the Grocer placement pairs a premium grocery brand with a product line built around proof, not just marketing. - Dwutta’s positioning reflects a blend of sensory appeal and functional wellness claims, especially for male consumers in the UAE. - Natalie Bussau, founder of Australian Wildflower, said UAE consumers deserve the same transparency that drives premium purchases in other markets, and that Jones the Grocer is a natural fit for the brand. - The emphasis on lab verification and batch traceability is meant to differentiate Australian Wildflower in a crowded honey category.
What’s next: - Australian Wildflower is now using Jones the Grocer to deepen retail reach in the UAE while keeping broader online distribution in place. - The company is likely to lean on its lab-tested positioning as it expands awareness of Dwutta, Jarrah and other single-origin products. - Consumers can find more information at Australian Wildflower and Jones the Grocer.
The bottom line: - Australian Wildflower is turning a niche Western Australian honey into a mainstream UAE premium-food purchase, and Jones the Grocer gives the brand a high-visibility showcase.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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