Why we love it
- Reduces waste and eliminates single-use plastic wrap
- Compostable packaging, minimizing environmental impact
- Long-lasting and reusable for up to a year
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The queen bee of food storage, this reusable alternative to plastic wrap has everyone buzzing.
An easy, everyday solution to reduce plastic and food waste. Our medium beeswax food wrap works wonders to keep cheese fresh, bundle up baked goods, and pack snacks on the go.
Bee's Wrap Single Medium Wrap is made from beeswax, organic cotton, organic jojoba oil, and tree resin. Measuring in at 10" x 11", this wrap provides more than enough coverage for a sandwich, cheese, fruits, and vegetables. You can even use it to cover a bowl.
Bee's Wrap is a women-owned business located in Vermont that's dedicated to using responsible packaging. Need another size? Shop all of Bee's Wrap for the perfect fit.
For more great ways to store food without all the waste of single-use plastics, shop our entire collection of food storage items. Grove also offers paper and pantry products with plenty of eco-friendly options like recycled aluminum foil and compostable sandwich bags.
How do I clean my Bee's Wrap Single Medium Wrap?
This reusable wrap is so easy to clean. Just wash it in cool water with mild dish soap. Then, drape it over a drying rack to air-dry. Keep in mind that you need to avoid all sources of heat, including warm water, microwaves, ovens, hot cars, and covering bowls with leftovers that are still hot.
What is Bee's Wrap made of and what makes it reusable?
This wrap is made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, sustainably sourced beeswax, organic jojoba oil, and tree resin. This special combination of ingredients results in a very malleable food wrap with natural antibacterial properties that can be used over and over again, making it an excellent alternative to plastic wrap. With proper care and regular use, Bee's Wrap lasts for up to a year. When it has worn thin and soft (and has trouble sticking to itself) you can cut the wrap into strips and add to your compost pile.
