Honey team

Pasi
The leader of our company. He is present in everything, that relates to our Polar-Honey team. He is development-oriented and he gets his best ideas when relaxing in the sauna. It’s his calling to produce quality honey and give people a good feeling.

Tanja
Our honey-bear-mama, who is successfully working with the German bureaucracy and doesn’t fear all the paperwork. Many of our unique honey pot labels, are a result of her eye for aesthetic things.

Anita
The iron lady of our team, who holds the purse strings. She works hard and programs things for our webpage, us others could not even dream of. We already secretly wondered if she’s a cyborg. If she could, she would stay in the home office, in her Mökki in Kuusamo and spend the day working from her terrace.

Mirva
A real working force, whose voice is so loud, that the wind easily carries it to the next village. She doesn’t fear hard and physical work. Mirva can be found most times in our production plant.

Silja
Silja joined our team originally in beekeeping overalls: after a summer filled with buzz and excitement, it turned out by chance that Silja has a secret talent as a master photographer and photo editor, and we gladly welcomed this skill – nowadays she dazzles us with stunning photos, never forgetting occasional gigs amidst the buzzing of the beehives! Her love for animals doesn't stop at caring for our colonies; in her free time, Silja immerses herself in the world of four-legged friends.

Viktorija
Viktorija, who came to Finland from Latvia for summer work, couldn't have imagined that her strawberry-picking career would lead her into a honey-filled adventure! Initially working with us in production, she soon found herself among the bees. Now beekeeping is second nature to her as she works alongside Seikkula, with various tasks related to the seasons keeping her job diverse.

Ketthip
Ketthip is one of our company veterans, having been involved in various stages of honey production from hive to jar. The bustling city life in Thailand smoothly transitioned to the tranquility of Lappi in Rauma, though she still enjoys visiting her home under the palm trees during winter, while the bees are in their seasonal slumber.