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Beeswax Wraps: Complete Seller Guide

A Sustainable Alternative to Plastic Wrap


A Research by Grade 12 STEM of St. Vincent School Foundation Inc. titled “EVALUATING THE ACCEPTABILITY OF REUSABLE BEESWAX WRAPS AS AN ECO-FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVE FOR SHORT-
TERM FOOD COVERS AND STORAGE AMONG SMALL-BUSINESS FOOD SELLERS IN PANIQUI, TARLAC –’24-‘25”.

Introduction: What Are Beeswax Wraps?


Beeswax wraps are reusable food wraps made from cotton fabric coated with beeswax and other natural ingredients. They serve as an eco-friendly
alternative to plastic wrap, keeping food fresh without generating waste.

History of Beeswax Wraps


Ancient Origins: Egyptians used beeswax-coated cloth to preserve food thousands of years ago.
Modern Revival: With rising environmental concerns, beeswax wraps became popular again in the 2000s as a plastic-free solution for food storage.

Ingredients & Their Roles


Ingredient Origins Function Additional Benefits
Beeswax Produced by bees in hives, Provides a waterproof, breathable Antibacterial, prevents food
harvested by beekeepers. coating spoilage
100% Cotton Fabric Comes from the cotton plant, Acts as the base material Allows air circulation, keeps food
processed into textile. fresh
Pine Resin Collected from pine trees, Adds stickiness to improve wrap Increases durability
purified for use. sealing
Jojoba Oil (Optional) Extracted from jojoba plant Prevents cracking and maintains It has mild antibacterial properties,
seeds, commonly grown in flexibility making wraps safer for food
deserts. storage.

Benefits of Beeswax Wraps Benefits of Beeswax Wraps


For Consumers: For Sellers & Businesses:
✅ Reusable for up to a year, reducing waste ✅ High market demand for sustainable products
✅ Natural & non-toxic, unlike plastic wrap ✅ Profitable as an eco-friendly alternative
✅ Keeps food fresh longer by allowing airflow ✅ Appeals to environmentally conscious consumers
✅ Cost-effective and easy to maintain

How to Use Beeswax Wraps? ✅ Do’s ❌ Don’ts


✔️Use hand warmth to ❌ Do not microwave or use in ovens
1. *Wrap It* – Use hand warmth to mold the wrap around food or a if not worn out yet
soften wraps
container. ❌ Do not expose to direct sunlight or
✔️Wash with mild soap and high heat
2. *Seal It* – Press gently to create a secure seal. cold water ❌ Do not use with raw meat or
3. *Store It* – Use for sandwiches, fruits, vegetables, and covering bowls. ✔️Store in a dry, cool place seafood
✔️Reapply beeswax when ❌ Do not scrub harshly when
wraps wear out washing

Proper Care & Cleaning


✅ *Wash with Cool Water & Mild Soap* – Avoid hot water, which melts the wax.
✅ *Air Dry & Store in a Cool, Dry Place* – Keep away from direct sunlight.
✅ *Avoid Raw Meat & Hot Foods* – These can contaminate the wrap or cause wax to melt.

How to Revive Worn-Out Wraps Making Beeswax Wraps Sellers hold the power to create meaningful change. While our
1. Melt beeswax and mix with pine resin and jojoba oil. research is not absolute, it sheds light on a simple yet impactful
Over time, beeswax wraps may lose their stickiness.
2. Brush the melted mixture onto cotton fabric. solution—reducing plastic waste through alternatives like
Method 1: Oven Method
3. Evenly distribute and heat for absorption. beeswax wraps. The choice is in their hands: to continue with
1. Preheat oven to *150°F (65°C)*. plastic or to embrace a sustainable future. By taking this step,
4. Let cool and trim to desired sizes.
2. Place the wrap on a baking sheet lined with parchment they don’t just sell a product; they become part of a movement
Environmental Impact: Reducing Plastic Waste
paper. The Problem with Plastic Wrap that protects the environment for future generations.
3. Warm for *2-3 minutes* until the wax melts evenly. -Non-biodegradable, takes hundreds of years to decompose.
4. Remove and let cool before using. -Contributes to ocean pollution and harms marine life. Conclusion: Why Choose Beeswax Wraps?
-Contains chemicals that may leach into food. Beeswax wraps are more than just an alternative to plastic—
Method 2: Add New Beeswax Mixture How Beeswax Wraps Help? they are a statement of care for our planet. They are
1. Grate or melt *fresh beeswax* and mix with pine resin ✅ Reduces Single-Use Plastic Waste – One wrap replaces sustainable, reusable, and offer a healthier way to store food.
and jojoba oil. hundreds of plastic wraps. Choosing beeswax wraps means choosing a cleaner
2. Apply a thin layer onto the worn-out wrap. ✅ Biodegradable & Compostable – Returns to nature environment, a responsible business, and a future with less
✅ Supports Sustainable Beekeeping – Encourages eco-friendly waste. By making this switch, sellers don’t just reduce plastic
3. Heat in the oven or use an iron with parchment paper.
farming. pollution; they inspire change, one wrap at a time.
4. Let dry and use as new!

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