Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Plant-based Food Wrap Roll
Beeswrap

Plant-based Food Wrap Roll

$24.99
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With this plant-based food wrap roll, you can cover just about anything to your liking. Customizable, big or small — the roll covers it all. Grab your scissors and create your own sizes for sandwiches, breads, fruit, cookies, and anything in between. Made of plant-based wax instead of beeswax, this the vegan-friendly version of the best selling beeswax roll.

  • Reusable for up to a year
  • Washable & compostable
  • Made with certified organic cotton

Specs: One XXL Roll (14" x 52")

Handmade in Vermont by a Certified B Corporation. 

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Organic cotton, plant-based wax, organic plant oil, and tree resin. Contains coconut and soy.

At the end of its life, Bee's Wrap can be composted or used as a natural fire starter.

Bee’s Wrap® was founded in 2012 by Vermonter Sarah Kaeck with a simple idea: How can we cut down on plastic and store food more sustainably? By infusing organic cotton with a blend of beeswax, plant oil and tree resin, Sarah created a durable yet pliable beeswax food wrap that could be used again and again.

Bee’s Wrap is proudly made in Vermont, USA and is the natural, reusable alternative to plastic wrap and bags. From storing food in the kitchen, to packing sandwiches and snacks on the go, Bee’s Wrap is a small sustainable swap that adds up to make a big impact. As a first mover in the reusable food storage category, Bee’s Wrap is differentiated by premium product quality, a dedicated brand following and a commitment to using business as a force for good.

A proud B Corp and member of 1% for the Planet, Bee’s Wrap partners with organizations to remove plastic from oceans, protect pollinators, and inspire environmental stewardship through education.

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