$110.00

Tax included.

4.8

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars

101 Reviews

Ambrosia produce bags are born out of old world wisdom and modern day technology to provide a simple and natural way to keep vegetables fresher, longer.

Our raw flax linen has inherent qualities that inhibit bacteria and mold unlike any other natural textile. The hollow fibers have a high absorption rate while staying air-permeable, creating the ideal atmosphere for the maximum shelf life for all your produce in the refrigerator.

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Long-Lasting

Anti-Microbial

Moisture-Wicking

Berries Bag:
Medium (10.5" L × 5.5" W × 3.5" H)

How It Works

Name: The Complete Set
Brand: Ambrosia-Long Life Linen
Price: 110.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (101 reviews)

Vegetable Bag Leafy Greens Bag Berry Bag Mushroom Bag

Rinse & Layer

Give your veggies a rinse. Heavier ones go on the bottom, delicate ones (like cucumbers or asparagus) on top.

Store Moist

Zip the bag and place it in the crisper, in an hour the moisture will evenly absorb.

Keep Moist

If the bag begins to dry out, just re-wet with a spray bottle or under the faucet to keep the veggies fresh.

Rinse Greens

Rinse hearty greens or spray spring mix before storing so that moisture is evenly absorbed.

Store Moist

Zip closed and store while moist in the crisper drawer.

Keep Moist

If the bag dries out, just re-wet it lightly to keep the greens fresh.

Avoid Pre-Rinsing

Avoid pre-rinsing berries before storing to avoid bruising and excess moisture.

Load Berries

Store strawberries and blueberries together. For raspberries and blackberries, use the bottom half of their original packaging.

Store On Shelf

Simply store the berry bag on a refrigerator shelf or in the bread drawer.

Load Mushrooms

Avoid pre-washing mushrooms before storing to prevent spoilage.

Zip Closed

Simply store the mushroom bag on a refrigerator shelf or in the bread drawer.

Clean & Eat

Gently brush off debris or lightly rinse right before consuming. Eat within 10–14 days.

How We Compare		Other Bags
Stays fresh up to 2 weeks longer
Made from breathable, machine-washable raw linen
Naturally mold-resistant
Color-coded zippers & clearly labeled for easy fridge organization
Reusable, zero-waste, and built to last
Proudly Designed & Handcrafted in the USA

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Our Journey

1

It All Starts with Belgian Flax

We begin with flax grown sustainably in the fields of Belgium — nurtured with care, harvested with intention, and rooted in respect for the land and local ecosystems.

2

Spun with Care, Woven for Strength

The flax is gently transformed into soft, natural fibers using low-impact, eco-friendly methods. Each strand is then specially woven into a strong, breathable fabric — designed to last through daily use and weekly washes.

3

Crafted by Hand in Los Angeles

Skilled local artisans bring each bag to life — cutting, stitching, and finishing with care. By keeping production close to home, we support our local economy while ensuring exceptional quality in every stitch.

4

Every Order Plants a Tree

Your purchase goes further than your fridge. With every bag sold, we plant a tree through trusted reforestation partners — helping combat climate change and revive natural habitats where it's needed most.

5

Fresher Food, Less Waste, More Savings

With Ambrosia Bags, your produce stays crisp longer — cutting food waste, saving you money, and supporting a healthier planet with every use.

Rooted in Purpose. Growing Global Impact.

Every Ambrosia Bag you buy plants a tree. Every verified review? Another one in the ground. Together, we’re restoring mangrove forests in Kenya with our partner, Ecodrive—creating local jobs, removing plastic, and pulling carbon from the air. This is what climate action looks like, one bag at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Things like asparagus, beans, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, fennel, ginger, leeks, parsnip, peppers, radishes, and squash

Potatoes, garlic, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, berries

Oh but of course. Just be sure to pack the heartier items on the bottom so as to not bruise or damage anything.

It should always be kept moist to the touch but not wet when storing your veggies.

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The Complete Set

How It Works

Rinse & Layer

Store Moist

Keep Moist

Rinse Greens

Store Moist

Keep Moist

Avoid Pre-Rinsing

Load Berries

Store On Shelf

Load Mushrooms

Zip Closed

Clean & Eat

As Seen In

What People Are Saying

Our Journey

It All Starts with Belgian Flax

Spun with Care, Woven for Strength

Crafted by Hand in Los Angeles

Every Order Plants a Tree

Fresher Food, Less Waste, More Savings

Rooted in Purpose. Growing Global Impact.

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