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"Bees in France have produced blue and green honey after eating M&amp;amp;M&amp;#039;s residue. Beekeepers were mystified after the bees began producing the oddly-coloured honey in August, but have managed to identify the culprit as a nearby M&amp;amp;M&amp;#039;s factory.  Metro reports that the a biogas plant two and a half miles away had been processing waste from the M&amp;amp;M&amp;#039;s factory, which produces the red, blue, green, yellow and brown shells.  The beekeepers are failing to see the funny side of the multi-coloured honey. According to Alain Frieh, president of the apiculturists&amp;#039; (beekeepers) union, while the taste of the product is unaffected, it is &amp;quot;not sellable&amp;quot; as honey. Honey sales have already been affected by high bee mortality rates and dwindling supplies after a tough winter.  France is one of the biggest exporters of honey in Europe, producing around 18,330 tonnes annually. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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