Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Paraffin wax
• Microcrystalline wax
• Beeswax (natural and refined)
• Carnauba and other vegetable waxes
• Synthetic waxes
• Custom wax blends
• Natural Waxes

You can reach us via phone, email, or the contact form on our website. Visit the Contact Us page for full details.

Poth Hille’s OEM service includes:

• Material planning and concept design
• Manufacturing, filling, and packing
• Testing and delivery
• Custom bag and label design
• Various packaging options (e.g., 1Kg, 2Kg, 2.5Kg, 5Kg bags, and 10Kg, 25Kg cartons)​.

Using Poth Hille’s OEM services helps streamline production, ensure product consistency, and enhance brand identity. The service is tailored to meet specific client needs, allowing businesses to focus on marketing and distribution while having high-quality products​.

Poth Hille has over 50 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying wax products. Their OEM services are comprehensive and include everything from design and production to packaging and delivery. The company’s commitment to quality and customer service ensures high standards and customer satisfaction​.

Beeswax is a natural substance secreted by worker bees from special glands on their abdomen. It is primarily composed of esters, fatty acids, and hydrocarbons. Beeswax is used by bees to construct the honeycomb structures within hives. The wax hardens upon contact with air, forming scales that bees manipulate to build the honeycomb cells​ (Poth Hille)​.

• Beeswax is renowned for its versatility and beneficial properties, including:

  • Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties: It is highly effective in skincare, helping to promote clear complexions and combat infections.
  • Emollient properties: Beeswax acts as a natural moisturizer, creating a protective layer on the skin.
  • Adhesive properties: It is widely used in cosmetics and beauty products for its ability to bind and stabilize formulations​ (Poth Hille)​​ (Poth Hille)​.

Poth Hille offers a range of beeswax grades, each suited for different applications:

• White Beeswax BP (PHC 1000)
• Light Yellow Beeswax BP (PHC 3000)
• Natural Yellow Beeswax BP (PHC 4000)
• White Refined Beeswax (PHC 1001)
• Light Yellow Refined Beeswax (PHC 1002)
• Filtered Yellow Beeswax (PHC 0413)
• Grade A Filtered Yellow Beeswax (PHC 0431)
• Synthetic Beeswax (PHC 8622 and PHC 8602)
• Yellow Beeswax Blend (PHC 8669)
• White Organic Beeswax (PHC 2000)
• Yellow Organic Beeswax (PHC 5000)​ (Poth Hille)​​ (Poth Hille)

Poth Hille sources its organic beeswax from certified producers in Zambia and Australia. The Zambian beeswax is harvested from the Miombo Forest, a region free from commercial agriculture and pesticides, ensuring high quality and purity. The Australian beeswax is sourced from beekeepers in New South Wales, producing pure natural wax certified as organic​ (Poth Hille)​.

Are there vegan alternatives to Beeswax?

Yes, Poth Hille offers synthetic beeswax alternatives that are 100% vegan. These synthetic versions replicate the unique qualities of natural beeswax, making them suitable for use in cruelty-free products​ (Poth Hille)​.

Why should I choose Poth Hille for Beeswax?

Poth Hille has over a century of experience in wax manufacturing, ensuring high-quality products and exceptional customer service. They offer a wide range of beeswax grades to meet various needs and applications, competitive pricing, and a commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing​ (Poth Hille)​​ (Poth Hille)​.

For more information, visit Poth Hille’s Beeswax page and their Organic Beeswax page​ (Poth Hille)​​ (Poth Hille)​​ (Poth Hille)​.