Multix Greener Plant Based Cling Wrap
$2.50
Multix® Greener has launched a Plant Based Cling Wrap made with 45% plant based renewable sugarcane – how sweet is that?
It’s a sustainable alternative to petroleum derived plastic that reduces the demand for fossil fuel based plastics. Sugarcane naturally absorbs carbon dioxide from the air while growing and produces oxygen thereby reducing the carbon footprint on the product.
BPA free, sticks tight.
Available from Countdown and Mitre10 nationwide.
78 reviews for Multix Greener Plant Based Cling Wrap
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Ashleigh – Auckland – Verified Product Reviewer
Clings very well 2 very thing
Rachel Gordon – Verified Product Reviewer
Great initiative, clings and tears well
Shalon Lesa – Verified Product Reviewer
Easy to pull and tear away, clings well.
Bethany Webster – Verified Product Reviewer
Great product, easy to use and clings well.
Kylee Evans – Verified Product Reviewer
Seems as good as other cling wrap.
Alana Archibald – Verified Product Reviewer
Sticks well, Great that it is more environmentally friendly.
Kerine Estment – Verified Product Reviewer
Awesome stuff! We often have leftovers which we Place in the fridge for the next day and I find other clingwraps don’t “cling” like they supposed to. I was very impressed by the way the clingwrap almost made my containers airtight
Haimona Maruera – Verified Product Reviewer
Great stuff, highly recommend
Sheryl Nathan – Verified Product Reviewer
Don’t use a lot of glad wrap now, but seems okay. Hopefully better for environment.
KIM ALLEN – Verified Product Reviewer
Good to see people trying to be greener – but i do chose not to use cling wrap
Natalie Sim – Verified Product Reviewer
Just like any other cling wrap. It says sticks tight but not quite. The sides were hanging out when I wrapped my avocado this morning.
Katie – Hawke's Bay – Verified Product Reviewer
I don’t use cling wrap now due to the environmental impact so was intrigued by how this was a greener cling wrap. I guess it is a start being made or %45 sugar cane but what is the rest made up of and it can’t be recycled. Green – washing at its best unfortunately.