Australian beekeepers fear gold mine contamination may lead to nationwide honey recalls.

Goldfields Honey beekeepers in Blayney, Australia, worry that a nearby proposed gold mine could contaminate their honey with toxic dust, leading to potential nationwide recalls. The mine borders Vittoria State Forest, where bees collect nectar, and could threaten the quality of honey supplied to major national brands. Goldfields Honey has expressed concerns to the Independent Planning Commission, but feels their feedback has been ignored. The mine's potential impact on local water sources and bee habitats has also raised opposition.