Every maker here has a product on the US Section 338 list. Each card names the tariff line and links to the source. Buy from their own shop.
2 makers · “farm-store”
Lacombe, Alberta · Online shop
Lorne and Alida Prins keep close to 3,000 hives around Gull Lake west of Lacombe, Alberta, and sell the crop as honey and beeswax candles from a farm store on Range Road 282 and an online shop.
It will strand an enormous amount of honey on the Prairies and it could be really, really damaging to our price this year.
· cbc.ca, Aug 15, 2026
Falkland, British Columbia · Own site
Daniela D’Ambros and her family run more than 1,000 hives across the Okanagan and the Peace River Valley and pack the crop at Falkland, B.C.: Canada No. 1 Golden and White, classic creamed honey, raw Alfalfa, Fireweed, Clover, Dandelion and Buckwheat, cinnamon, chocolate, ginger, lavender and propolis infusions, freeze-dried fruit honeys, honeycomb, bee pollen, raw beeswax and beeswax candles.
Natural honey is HTS 0409.00.00 on the CBP Section 338 list and beeswax candles fall under 3406.00.00, and both carry an extra 50% duty at the US border in effect since August 22, 2026, so every jar of Fireweed or No. 1 Golden and every candle Honey Onyx sends to an American buyer now lands at half again the price. · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026
