• SAVE THE PLANET: by using our natural and sustainable alternative to plastic wrap or clingflim.
• CONVIENENT & EASY TO USE: Each pack contains three (3) Large wraps measuring 33cm x 35cm already coated and ready to use..
• NO MORE CLINGFILM : Using our Beeswax Wraps could save over 300 metres(!) of Cling Film waste in a year..
• BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED: Our wraps are designed with the flowers that Bee’s love. Each pack contains one each of the Peony, Lavender and Lily designs..
• ZERO WASTE: Eco Friendly and Reusable. Our beeswax food wraps are environmentally friendly and made from 100% Global Textile Standard (GOTS) cotton, natural beeswax, Jojoba oil & a touch of tree resin..

3 Pack of Large Beeswax Wraps ( 33 x 35cm) A Sustainable zero waste product that is 100% biodegradable and compostable which naturally seals your food, allowing it to stay fresh for longer. Sustainability Credentials To save the planet ALL OF US need to be making more educated & conscious choices in what we consume. To help you to do this we have provided some transparent information on our materials Every Beeswax wrap on the market will have a similar set of ingredients – we just think you are responsible enough to decide by yourself 😊 Cotton - just means its pesticide-free. Cotton typically attracts a lot of pests, so commercial cultivation involves a lot of pesticides. Those pesticides then get into the water & get absorbed by the soil, resulting in pesticides in the water supply. Hemp would be a slightly more sustainable alternative, but we haven’t yet found a way to deliver the same food storage quality whilst using hemp cloth. Beeswax – means pesticide-free. Pesticides can kill bees and can contaminate the hive and the products such as beeswax that we get from bees. We will have much ier, happier bee populations if we always use bee products. Beeswax is one of the most environmentally friendly and sustainable waxes. Jojoba oil – This is actually a liquid wax, not an oil. It comes from a native to North America & has natural Anti-fungal properties. There is concern that as a result of the growth of the Vegan and Vegetarian movements that demand could outstrip supply over the next few years, but we are not at that point yet. Tree resin – is naturally produced by trees and is considered to be a sustainable crop. Intensive farming of tree resin results in lower yields for farmers, incentivising more sustainable farming practices. The trees are not harmed as a result of extracting the resin and continue to produce more throughout their life.