Step 1
Origin
Read the seller’s stated honey origin and community story on the listing.
Asali — honey
Our signature raw honey, named by the community that harvests it

Utu Asali is UTU's signature collection. Every jar is raw honey from community beekeepers — Yaaku forest honey from Mukogodo, Ogiek highland honey, Maasai acacia honey and seasonal coastal harvests. Each harvest keeps its landscape and community name, so you know exactly where your honey comes from and who it supports.
Signature collection
Each harvest keeps its landscape and community identity, so you can choose where your honey comes from.
Step 1
Read the seller’s stated honey origin and community story on the listing.
Step 2
Compare the listed weight or pack size alongside the price in Kenyan shillings.
Step 3
Check the seller’s processing description; raw or organic claims should be supported by the listing.
Step 4
Review stock and delivery options before placing your order.
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Open docket · Creators keep their freedom
Open to beekeepers and honey communities. You stay the owner of your work and your name — we sell it for you and share every sale fairly.
Step 1
Register your work, community or cooperative — free, no listing fee.
Step 2
Our team views your work, samples or portfolio and confirms quality.
Step 3
Once approved, you get the UTU Seller app to list, price and update your own products.
Step 4
You set your price. When it sells, you keep 80% and UTU keeps 20% for marketing, delivery and care.
You receive KSh 800 · UTU keeps KSh 200 (20%)


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