QNET Expands Wellness Portfolio in India with the Launch of Premium Nutriplus Monofloral Honey – Ramtil & Tulsi Variants

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Hyderabad, 18th August, 2025: QNET, one of the leading global direct-selling company, has announced the launch of its premium Nutriplus Monofloral Honey range in India, introducing two exquisite variants - Ramtil (Guizotia abyssinica) and Tulsi (Holy Basil). Ethically and sustainably sourced from rural beekeepers, both honeys are 100% pure, natural, and unprocessed, offering consumers authentic taste and potential wellness benefits.

Derived predominantly from a single nectar source, Nutriplus Monofloral Honey retains its natural nutrients and enzymes, which may help boost immunity, combat daily fatigue, and support overall well-being. Each batch undergoes Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) testing  the globally recognised gold-standard for verifying honey purity, authenticity, and origin.

Nutriplus Ramtil Monofloral Honey is harvested from nectar collected by bees from Ramtil flowers, native to Ethiopia and cultivated in parts of India. This oilseed plant lends the honey a rich, dark amber hue with a robust, mildly nutty taste and earthy notes. The nectar is valued for its distinctive flavour and wellness potential.

This variant comes in an elegantly packaged set of three (500 g each), priced at INR 4,160.

Nutriplus Tulsi Monofloral Honey is derived from the nectar of Tulsi flowers, carrying the sacred essence of a plant revered in Indian wellness traditions. With a gentle herbal sweetness and soothing aroma, it is rich in flavonoids and antioxidants, and may help support immunity, respiratory wellness, and stress relief.

Priced at INR 4,160, this exclusive variant is presented in a set of three (500 g each)

Unlike many commercially processed honeys, Nutriplus Monofloral Honey is completely unprocessed.

QNET India now offers the exquisite Nutriplus Monofloral Honey in two premium variants – Ramtil and Tulsi – exclusively on the QNET India eStore: Shop Now.

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