This chapter is a review of the diverse pool of products available for beekeepers to manufacture, package or provide for a return on their investment. Most beekeepers extract a few frames of honey and using it for gifts at Christmas or special occasions, but there are those who have an excess of product or are past the hobbyist stage and have enough harvested material to apply it to a product line to pay for their beekeeping experience. The transition to “side-liner or commercial” level gives the producer time to survey their market demographics, investigate usable recipes and designs for products and develop a branding program under which to sell their products. Most commercial beekeepers focus on products like queens, nucs, or pollination services, and do extracted honey as by-product sales in the slow season. Although the value-added products such as honey bring a higher price point, they are much more labor intensive, and most commercial operators don’t have the time to spend on them. This tends to leave the value-added product lines for the side-liners (those with less than 300 colonies).