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    What is The Vegan Wax Wrap Co.?

    The Vegan Wax Wrap Co. Is the sister brand of the well-known The Beeswax Wrap Co. The difference of the British Vegan Wax Wrap Co. with its sister company, as the name implies, all products are 100% vegan and plant-based. All food wraps are made in a workshop in the Cotswolds, England, following a strong demand for a vegan alternative to beeswax food wraps.

    Vegan food wraps

    The Vegan Wax Wrap Co. is the first certified vegan food wraps company. After six months of research, testing and development, they found a 100% plant-based alternative to beeswax food wraps. The wax is made from a plant mixture, and is both soy-free and palm oil-free. The wraps are handmade from a secret mixture that includes jojoba oil, sumac wax and sunflower wax.

    How to use?

    The food wraps are super easy to use following a few simple steps. First, open the wrap and stretchit slightly. You can then use the heat of your hand to shape the wrap into the shape you want, for example to cover a container. You can use the food wraps for everything: to wrap your sandwich, to cover leftovers, to keep cheese fresh, to let dough rise, or even to keep an opened bottle of wine fresh. Some unique features of the Vegan Wax Wrap Co. to be:

    • First vegan wash food wrap
    • Soy and palm oil-free
    • Partner of The Planet Mark
    • World Land Trust Certified Packaging
    • Can be used for many applications
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