The types of honey protected by the Q mark are, depending on the botanical origin, flower honey (multifloral or unifloral) and honey and, depending on the presentation and procedure of obtainment, centrifuged honey, creamy honey and honey in sections.
Honey is obtained through traditional beekeeping practices taking advantage of the native flora of Catalonia. Q-marked honey cannot be pasteurized.


It is sold in transparent glass jars in different sizes. The labels include, in addition to the mentions required by current legislation, the name of the product (type of honey), the distinctive Q mark and the name of the control entity.
Made by bees, it is a very energetic food, since its composition is basically sugar (more than 60%), mainly fructose and glucose. It also contains other carbohydrates, enzymes, amino acids, organic acids, minerals, aromatic substances, pigments, waxes, polyphenols, etc. that give it different aromas, flavors and beneficial properties.