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Have you ever bought beeswax wraps, linen produce bags, or other plastic-free kitchen products?
No wrong answer — this just helps us segment.
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Read this in your own pace.
When you're ready, scroll down for a few questions.
Agni is a bootstrap project. A small team in Toronto noticed they were ruining their own
sourdough every weekend by storing it in plastic bags overnight. They couldn't find a
linen bread bag that was actually 100% linen, actually food-grade beeswax, and actually
big enough for a sourdough boule — so they spent eight months making one. They're
shipping their first 500 to Canada in May.
Agni is a women-led Canadian collective making natural kitchen tools — starting
with a beeswax-coated 100% linen bread bag. No plastic, no petroleum wax, no "eco-coatings"
with ingredient lists you can't read. Made the way kitchens used to make things: with
materials that age beautifully and don't leach into your food.
0 = not at all likely · 10 = very likely
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About color.
Sage
Cream
Warm wood
Amber
Strongly off-brand
Strongly on-brand
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The honest stuff.
Whatever's on your mind — pricing, materials, the brand itself, doesn't matter.
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About you.
All optional. Helps us understand who's giving us feedback.
If you're in Quebec, you're welcome to take the survey, but Quebec law prevents us from including you in the gift card draw.
Last step
That's it — thank you.
If you'd like us to follow up, or you'd be open to a coffee/meal/drink conversation later, leave us your email. Otherwise just hit submit and you'll have helped us already.
About the small thank-you.
If we get enough entries, we'll run a $50 Amazon.ca gift card draw on launch day — if not, we'll just say thank you in person. Open to Canadian residents 18+
excluding Quebec. Skill-testing question for the winner. Email kept private.
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