Bee’s Wrap is an organic, sustainable and reusable kitchen wrap that can store everything from fruit and vegetables to baked goods and leftovers. So naturally we had to give it a try.

Bee's Wrap is great for storing individual items, though it isn't the best choice for large batches of leftovers. ... You can purchase logo and accolade licensing to this story here.

Bee’s Wrap was started in 2012 by a Vermonter mom named Sarah Kaeck — she’s also a gardener, goatherd, and seamstress — who revived what she calls “a lost tradition” of using cloth and ...

Bee’s Wrap is one such company. Featuring a variety of sizes and prints, each wrap is made using organic cotton that’s covered in beeswax, organic jojoba oil and tree resin (from $6, beeswrap ...

The Middlebury, Vt., company Bee’s Wrap, founded by Sarah Kaeck, has been on a mission for years to eliminate single-use plastics to store food.

Do your part for the environment by getting rid of wasteful single-use cling wraps in your kitchen, and start storing your food with natural and sustainably made Bee's Wrap! ALL: You need this. -I ...

Press to seal the wrap around your food or dish, and then store it at an appropriate temperature. After use, wash the wrap with mild soap in cold water and hang to dry. Bee’s Wraps can be used ...

We have featured local business Bee's Wrap a couple of times on WCAX News over the last several years. The company, now based in Middlebury, infuses organic cotton fabric with a beeswax mixture to ...

Bee’s Wrap, which can be re-used over and over again (and which you can get on Amazon for $18), is the perfect choice. However, despite all of its reusable properties, it won’t last forever.

Enter the less than $20 solution that both you and your leftovers will love — Bee's Wrap. The wrap, which is made by a company in Vermont, is a reusable alternative to plastic wrap and foil. Mic ...

Bee's Wrap, an eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap Good for the environment, cost friendly and cute, too! Sophia F. Gottfried. Staff Writer, @sophiafgott.