Initial estimates show that English hives produced just 6,000 tons of honey this year - half the usual annual level.
Stuart Bailey, chairman of Rowse honey, which supplies several major supermarket chains, said the company has been able to source just 125 tons of English honey this year forcing it to rely more heavily on foreign suppliers despite rocketing prices.
"We will be out by Christmas there is no doubt about that," he said.
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