The beeswax food wrap was invented in 2008 in British Columbia, Canada. The original beeswax wrap on two founding principles.

Firstly, it’s logical. It breathes. If living food needed to be wrapped in airtight wrap the rind, peel or skin would be airtight. It’s not. Secondly, it’s inspirational. It looks good, feels good, smells good and fosters a healthier relationship with food. The best part? We’ve inspired others to take part in the beeswax food wrap movement -and what an honour it’s been to pave the way! 

Welcome to the future of food wrap.

Keep food alive.

• Abeego is self-adhesive. You don’t have to wet it.
• Abeego saves honey bees by saving food. 
• Abeego is all natural. Every ingredient used comes from the earth and will return to it without a trace.
• Abeego is zero waste. “Waste” is actually a resource. From day one we adopted a waste free commitment.
• Abeego makes amazing twist ties and fire starters with the excess.
• Abeego lasts. Planned obsolesce should be obsolete. Beeswax is valuable so we make it durable

Details:

The combination of beeswax, tree resin and jojoba oil that coats the hemp and cotton fabric is very malleable at room temperature. It can adhere to virtually any solid food or container, so there is no need to wet it before you use it. Out of the package, your Abeego is ready to go. 

In the fridge, your Abeego becomes stiff and holds its new shape. A return to room temperature will soon soften it. 

WILTED CELERY, LIMP CARROTS? YESTERDAY’S PROBLEM. ABEEGO IT.

Easily tackle an artisan loaf of bread, head of celery or lettuce and taking casserole dishes to your loved ones

Includes: 1 Giant Wrap 33 cm x 61 cm (13” x 24”)

Wrap | Wash | Reuse

Made with beeswax, tree resin, organic jojoba oil infused into a hemp and organic cotton cloth.

Wash in COLD water with eco-friendly dish soap. The Sapadilla Dish Soap is an ideal washing-up soap.No microwaves or hot temperatures.

Lasts one year or longer.
Reusable | Antibacterial | Breathable | Plastic Free | Compostable

Made in Canada

Watch video how to keep celery fresh