Hand-harvested for thousands of years, pine pollen has a long history of being used for its numerous health benefits. Canadian Pine Pollen Co. has developed processes to ensure that the pine pollen you buy from us, is the exact same as the pine pollen we collect from the pine trees: wild raw and a living superfood.

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