Enviroluv

Enviroluv is dedicated to helping businesses transition to plastic-free alternatives by providing innovative, sustainable solutions. Our mission is to reduce plastic waste by offering eco-friendly packaging and reusable products that support a cleaner, greener planet. By partnering with like-minded companies, we create impactful change, making sustainability more accessible and practical for businesses and consumers alike.

LOCATIONS

Canada

Company History

Enviroluv was founded with a mission to provide plastic-free alternatives for businesses and consumers. Our journey began with BeeBagz, a reusable beeswax food bag designed to replace plastic sandwich bags. As demand for sustainable options grew, we expanded our product line to include BeeWrapz and other eco-friendly solutions.

Recognizing the need for broader change, we are working with Nature’s Infinity to develop plastic-free agricultural pots and sustainable paper packaging, helping businesses shift away from plastic. Despite challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, we remained committed to our goal of making sustainability accessible.

Today, Enviroluv continues to innovate, providing customized, plastic-free packaging and sustainable products that support a greener future. Our vision is to help individuals and companies reduce waste, make better choices, and protect the planet—one product at a time.

Company Facts

Enviroluv Facts

Founded to Reduce Plastic Waste – Enviroluv is dedicated to providing plastic-free alternatives for businesses and consumers.

Sustainable Product Line – Includes BeeBagz, BeeWrapz.

Eco-Friendly Packaging Solutions – Developing sustainable paper packaging to help businesses eliminate plastic waste.

Commitment to Innovation – Focused on creating practical, long-lasting, and biodegradable alternatives to traditional plastic products.

Positive Environmental Impact – Helping consumers and companies reduce waste and transition to more sustainable habits.

Diversion on Plastic – To date we have diverted over 1.5 million plastic bags from waterways and landfills.