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The natural alternative to plastic wrap for food storage — because good food deserves good care
Wrap cheese, half a lemon, a crusty loaf of bread, and fruits and vegetables.
Cover a bowl, or pack a snack for your next adventure.
Made with organic cotton, beeswax, organic jojoba oil, and tree resin.
Bee’s Wrap is washable, reusable and compostable.
In The News
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If you want to be as environmentally friendly as you are chic (and you do, right?), consider packing your sandwich in this pretty beeswax-treated cotton you rinse and reuse.
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Isn’t everyone always out of Saran Wrap? I pulled out that Bee’s Wrap and never went back.
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The last thing you want to bring to a picnic is a lot of bulky containers. Or sweaty food. Or an excuse for your eco-minded pal to scold you (again). Enter Bee’s Wrap sandwich wraps, compostable beeswax-infused organic-cotton cloths that keep sandwiches fresh, fold flat for the trip home, are washable and will last for about a year. Take that, green police!
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I'm using fewer plastic bags, throwing away less aluminum foil, and I'm feeling like a champ with my cute little beeswax-y wrapping squares.
From The Hive
a week of bee's wrap lunches
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lessons from plastic free july
We've long been fans of Plastic Free July at Bee's Wrap, and this year our team decided to embrace the challenge. For the last week of the month, we... more
tips for zero(ish) waste living
When Celia Ristow started publicly blogging, writing, and talking about the zero-waste movement, she felt a lot of pressure to do things perfectly — to fit her annual trash into... more
giving back with the bee cause
In 2017 we began working with The Bee Cause, a national nonprofit that places beehives in schools throughout the country. We love bees, and recognize that pollinators play a critical... more