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Building buzz about bees
 Kids are learning the power of bees.   The Bee Cause Project, based in South Carolina, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering students, teachers, and community members to learn about—and protect—the bees.   The Bee Cause Project offers STEAM-based...
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Fall Recipe: Herbed Sweet Potato Bread
If you're looking for that perfect side for your fall family meals, it's time to try this herbed sweet potato bread with maple orange rosemary whipped butter recipe.
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Vermont Made Sustainable Holiday Gifts That Make a Positive Impact on the Earth
This year we wanted to honor the unique ways that your loved ones light up the world. So we created sustainable holiday gift packs tailored to your family and friends...
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Partnering with the Rozalia Project for cleaner oceans
We're proud to parter with the Rozalia Project for the 35th annual International Coastal Cleanup for cleaner, healthier oceans.
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Explore the Forest Floor
Introducing our new Forest Floor Print, inspired by nature and driven by sustainability - because nature's camo isn't plastic.
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Snack Ideas For Your Next Adventure
Fall is the perfect time for outdoor adventures. Plan ahead with these recipe ideas that go perfectly with your Bee's Wrap reusable food wrap and enjoy a day on the trails...
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Meadow Magic: Reusable Vegan Food Storage
It is our collective social responsibility to care for our planet. And so, when we started Bee’s Wrap®, we asked a simple question: Is there a more sustainable way to store food...
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Building buzz about bees
 Kids are learning the power of bees.   The Bee Cause Project, based in South Carolina, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering students, teachers, and community members to learn...
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In celebration of summer
The vibrant new Terra Collection evokes the role every species plays in keeping our environment healthy. Bees pollinate and birds spread seeds amidst the magical universe of plants – all bringing...
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Supporting a community driven project to sew face masks
Volunteers across the USA are making face masks to support healthcare and other essential workers in need of protection against the COVID 19 Virus. The CDC has approved fabric masks...
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How to keep your food fresh longer
You’re staying home and taking care of your loved ones. You’re converting your kitchen table into makeshift office space and a temporary classroom. You’re putting social distancing into practice.  This...
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Letter from sarah: business can’t afford to be silent on climate change
For a long time, conventional wisdom had it that companies shouldn’t tackle hot-button political issues. That’s advice borne out of fear: the fear that, in exchange for voicing our opinions,...
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How to go zero(ish)-waste in the new year
“How do I start living a low waste life?”We hear that question a lot. Starting to live a low waste lifestyle in a world that seems to run on single-use plastic...
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Your 2019 socially conscious gift guide
The holidays are a magical time. We’re thinking about warm spices wafting out of the kitchen, and homemade loaves of sourdough bread baking — about long, cheery family gatherings, playing...
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How to make caring for your reusables easier
We’ve all been there — it’s late, you’re cleaning up after a delicious meal and struggling to find where to hang all the Bee’s Wrap you just washed. You try...
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Voted best for the world!
Since 2012, Bee’s Wrap has been committed to eliminating single-use plastics in homes by creating a healthier, more sustainable way to store our food. Today, we are over the moon to...
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Why biodegradability matters
Plastic is forever. Bee’s Wrap isn’t. And that’s by design. Bee’s Wrap is naturally biodegradable and compostable. We started making Bee’s Wrap after growing deeply concerned about the persistent effect...
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The joy of inconvenience
Choosing inconvenience can be an act of quiet revolution.  For too long, we’ve been told that convenience will cure what ails us. How convenient, to find our meals prepackaged in...
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Our first hive: two years later
In 2017, students gathered around eagerly as we installed an observational beehive at the North Branch School in Ripton, VT. When we partnered with the Bee Cause to sponsor our...
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How to care for your bee's wrap
At Bee’s Wrap, we believe that good food deserves good care — and by giving your Bee’s Wrap a little care of its own, your favorite wrap will be at...
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A letter from sarah: we're a b corp!
From the very earliest days, I knew that I wanted Bee’s Wrap to be a different sort of business. I founded Bee’s Wrap in my home, experimenting with solutions for...
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The buzz on beeswax
At Bee’s Wrap, beeswax is central to what we do — and we think of this substance as nothing short of magical. Beeswax is useful, renewable, beautiful, antibacterial, versatile. We’re...
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How to fold a bee's wrap pouch
Bee’s Wrap is, by design, versatile — ready to cover a bowl, wrap up leftover ingredients, or pack a snack for the road. It’s also user friendly. Maybe you’re a...
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Behind the scenes at our new hive
Bee’s Wrap, the product, began with a question: Could we find a better way to store food, without the waste and without the plastic? Bee’s Wrap, the company, poses another:...
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How plastics affect sea turtles
We’ve all seen the images — of cast-off plastic bags suspended in the oceans, of beaches strewn with plastic debris. Plastic waste is one of the most important environmental crises...
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