If you'd like one reason to despise corporate honey producers, how's this? Humans come by honey because of the largess of bees. Beekeepers harvest the surplus as honeybees go about --what we've learned is their more critical responsibility for human interests-- pollinating our crops. Unfortunately it's become more profitable to milk the hives of more of the honey and leave sugar water or High Fructose Corn Syrup for the hardworking honeybees. Yes it's killing them. Never mind it's suspected as the leading cause of why American honeybees are dying off, it's crude and parasitic. There might have been a time we'd say it was un-American. HFCS-induced obesity and diabetes is too gentle a fate for greedy beekeepers. Likewise for cattle farmers who sell the milk, leaving their calves to nurse on a concocted dilution containing cow's blood and other dairy substitutes -- care to wager HFCS is not among them? You can avoid Big Agra honey, and no doubt any processed foods which market themselves as containing honey. Although, you might check the label, most often the corporate nutritionists have already swapped out your honey for HFCS.