Help with a slogan

Use from. Of makes it sound like you make your products out of bee parts (wings, legs, stingers, etc.).

"From" and "of" still might confuse some people into thinking there are bits of bees bodies in there, so maybe a whole new slogan should be thought up, something like "INGREDIENTS PRODUCED BY THE BUMBLE BEE"

PS- and 'Bumble' sounds a bit better than 'Humble' doesn't it?

thanks

bee's produce honey and beeswax, so the ingredients are from them. you still think "from" is better than "of" right?

You ever seen bumble bee honey?

"From" is better than "of" but I don't like either of them because customers would think "I hope there are not bits of bees bodies in there".
If you go on Dragons Den that's the first thing they'd ask you!
That's why I like "produced by" much better..

I'll go with ya, Jes. After all, Burt's Bees is a well known brand name. We don't expect their products to contain bee parts.

I'm English so maybe we use words differently, but all I know is that if I saw a jar on the supermarket shelf that said-
"INGREDIENTS FROM THE HUMBLE BEE"
or "INGREDIENTS OF THE HUMBLE BEE",

I'd think "What the heck, are there bits of bees bodies in it, and what is a Humble bee anyway?", and I'd put it back on the shelf.
But if it said "INGREDIENTS PRODUCED BY THE BUMBLE BEE", that'd tell me exactly what I need to know, and I'd buy a few jars..

How about :"THANKS TO"

http://thesaurus.com/browse/thanks%20to

How about "This product is the bees knees. (Note contains no actual bees knees or any other insect parts.)"

Yeah food products have to be very carefully labelled because people are naturally very fussy about what they put in their mouths.
For example in one of his books, actor David Niven tells how when he was in the army he and some fellow officers ordered crates of "green beer" for the mess party, but when it arrived it wasn't clear and sparkling like they'd expected, but was like cloudy green swamp water, and nobody would touch it..