Meet Luana who works in Team BeeBee as Production Supervisor and shoots all our amazing photos too! What does an average day look like for you? Bus...

Here at BeeBee Wraps we are pretty good friends with beekeepers and their bees. They provide us with excellent quality local beeswax from happy bees who are cared for well. 

When I was asked to give a talk at the Cambridge Beekeepers' Association I jumped at the chance to share the news of why we use their beeswax. The evening was delightful, I really enjoyed speaking to a room full of like-minded bee enthusiasts.

BeeBee Wraps is delighted to announce our new stockist, Aga Cookshop. 

Aga has long been an established household name associated with excellence and longevity. Foodies everywhere aspire to cook with the extraordinary Aga oven as well as delve into their extensive and beautiful cook shop range. 

BeeBee Wraps has led the way with new innovative food storage solutions whilst working hard to make BeeBee Wraps beautiful and well as sustainable using only GOTS certified organic cotton beautifully printed with low impact dyes. 

At BeeBee beeswax wraps we believe in trying to reduce our plastic use everyday of the year. However, like #PlasticFreeFriday, #plasticfreejuly is ...

Bees’ Needs Week July 9th-16th  is an annual event coordinated by Defra, working alongside other interested charities, businesses, conservation gro...

Beeswax is the original food storage system, storing honey for bees. Did you know to produce a pound of wax they need to ingest 6-8 pounds of honey. The British Bee Keepers Association estimate that bees need to visit an incredible 30 million flowers to produce a pound of beeswax. Read on to find out more about how they do it.

Imagine being out at sea on a small boat, closer to astronauts than to any person on land. Surely, most of us would be a little freaked out....not Kiko.

Kiko Matthews rowed 3000 nautical miles across the Atlantic, alone and unaided, setting a new world record. I got the chance to chat to Kiko about her amazing adventure, poo stories and all!

 

Back in January we started our search for a new home. BeeBee Wraps had grown massively in the short time we had been in business, especially since January's article in The Guardian which catapulted us on to the national stage in a big way!

Here at BeeBee Wraps we are totally committed to working ethically and sustainably throughout our business. We strive for this in every area and have even locked our social mission into our company articles of association. You can read them at Companies House. 

Using GOTS certified organic cotton is one of the non-negotiable ways we implement our mission to be ethical and sustainable. We thought we’d let you know the top 5 reasons why we choose organic cotton so you can choose us with confidence.

So we had a party. It was a thank you party as much as a birthday party. So many people helped to get BeeBee Wraps launched. We just wanted to show how grateful we are!

A year ago we sold our first BeeBee Wrap. Back then it was just me and I didn't have any expectations. There were people out there searching for an alternative to clingfilm and we found them. The story started...

Why is cling film so bad? Cling film is one of the most commonly used single use plastics in the UK, it's hard to recycle and is made from nurdles, tiny plastic pellets that are polluting our oceans and entering the food chain. BeeBee Beeswax wraps are a natural and fully compostable alternative to cling film.

We're growing so fast we need more pairs of hands!  Would you like to join our team?  We'd love to hear from you.