Inside SuperBee

Turning SuperBee into a one-stop eco shop. To do so, we had to take risks. Instead of downsizing our business to keep our cost-benefit ratio healthy, we did the opposite.

The more local our purchases, the less impact we have on our already struggling planet.

Since the unwelcome arrival of COVID-19, SuperBee seamstresses, like Khun Tan, have been industriously sewing hundreds of SuperBee facemasks

How do you measure the value of the products you purchase? Do you just look for the best price?

Handmade with love from start to finish, our indigo and ebony beeswax wraps are the product of a long friendship and a fruitful partnership between two of Chiang Mai’s eco-conscious, women-led brands.

Using SuperBee Wax Wraps is not just about cutting down on plastic but ensuring that the best, cleanest and healthiest materials come into contact with your food while also supporting other responsible and sustainable businesses and producers.

Make lip balm or body butter, Waterproof your shoes, Help prevent rust, Polish wood and more usages of Beeswax.

Every year approximately one-third of all food produced for human consumption is thrown away! It's not just food that is wasted but also all of the resources used to produce, manufacture and transport food, leaving behind a huge carbon footprint.

In recent years, the use of plastic has been more heavily criticised than ever for the many problems it can cause. While today many people are aware that using large amounts of plastic is not only contributing to the depletion of natural resources but also ...

Tree resin is a fluid (Sap) produced by trees. It was used long time ago in history as medicine and adhesive. Today we still use tree resin in many ways.