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- Description
Good for your food. Good for the earth.
lasts 1 year · keeps food fresher · compostable
The average person uses over 2000 sq. ft. of plastic wrap every year. Join the more than 50,000 people who have made the switch from plastic to Goldilocks Wraps.
An all natural, reusable & eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap in the kitchen. Wash in cool, soapy water. Do not heat.
This set features bees, lady bugs, butterflies and other pollinators! 1% of proceeds from this print will be donated to Pollinator Partnership to help support the health of pollinators - which are critical to food and ecosystems - through their conservation, education, and research programs. Read more
- Returns
30 day returns
If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase, you may return or exchange the item(s) within 30 days of receiving the order. Please note that monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, and items damaged through normal wear and tear are not eligible for return or exchange.
More about Goldilocks Sustainable Goods
Founder Amy Hall is an art historian and ocean lover who was able to combine both her passions in Goldilocks Wraps. After volunteering with a shark conservation program in the South Pacific she was devastated by the ocean plastics problem globally. This compelled Amy to start her journey towards zero waste which, in turn, inspired her to start her ever growing business.
Each reusable beeswax wrap is made individually by hand in small batches. From the washing and cutting of the cotton, to waxing piece by piece, to folding and packaging, we do it all ourselves. Each wrap is held to the highest of quality standards and infused with an extra dose of love.
The average person uses over 2000 square feet of plastic every year, and while our main goal is to help reduce this to zero, one of the added bonuses of our wraps is that they will actually keep your food fresh for longer! (Yes, you heard that right!). They’re better for the environment, and better for your wallet by saving food: It’s a win-win.