Beeswax Wraps are made from cotton fabric coated with a compound of beeswax, coconut oil and gum rosin Here’s a deep dive into the what,
You can happily put your old beeswax wraps in the compost bin because they’re made from food ingredients! There comes a time when that quick
This year we launched a new product! Our new Gift-In-The-Post range is our most eco-friendly gift pack ever – it includes a large beeswax wrap,
Beeswax wraps last for at least a year when you look after them well. The learning curve with beeswax wraps is not too steep –
Beeswax wraps tell a story about your company’s values and standards, It’s a little bonus that you’ll be front of mind every day for over
It’s one of the most asked questions on Google… Are beeswax wraps worth the hype? Anyone who is thinking about beeswax wraps is a person
How to store cheese the traditional way. Skip the plastic, save the planet and your health, and keep cheese indefinitely in the fridge. Traditional plastic
Are Beeswax Wraps Reusable? Yes! Beeswax wraps are reusable for a year or more! How long does a beeswax wrap last? A Beeswax wrap
Why Australian Beeswax Should Matter To You Everything you need to know about Aussie beeswax A pure natural raw material like Australian beeswax should
I know you love beautiful designs, here’s a little story behind our beautiful, elegant Australiana designs from Andrea Smith, our Sydney artist. I love
Why Australian Beeswax Should Matter To You Everything you need to know about Aussie beeswax A pure natural raw material like Australian beeswax should
I know you love beautiful designs, here’s a little story behind our beautiful, elegant Australiana designs from Andrea Smith, our Sydney artist. I love
Who invented beeswax wraps? In 2012 Freyja Tasci of Apiwraps discovered a traditional product and made it new again! Beeswax wraps are the latest and
Apiwraps is based on Kaurna Land.
We acknowledge traditional owners and all first nations people, and honour the deep relationship they hold with the land we live, play and work on.
We pay our respects to the past, present and emerging Elders and commit the responsibility for protecting and nurturing our planet – like you have for thousands of years before us.