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To boost WA recycling, let’s lean into truth in labeling
Washington would benefit from a truth-in-labeling law, so you'd know if something is really recyclable, and a stable demand ...
There's A Scary Rumor About Black Plastic Cookware — Should You Throw Yours Out?
A recent study found high levels of flame retardants in everyday black plastic cooking utensils, food storage containers, and ...
These Amazon Shopper-Loved Food Storage Containers Are Freezer-Safe and Under $40
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5 Ways to Store Plastic Grocery Bags for Easy Reuse
Plastic grocery bags are no friend to the environment, but they're hard to avoid altogether. Plastic bags can’t be put to the ...
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Replace Your Black Plastic Food Storage Containers With These Glass Models, Starting at $17
It includes nine containers of varied sizes and shapes, all of which are dishwasher-, microwave-, and oven-safe without their ...
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Life in plastic: Tupperware’s journey from ‘wonder bowl’ to American icon
Tupperware's roots are in Massachusetts, and its success can be traced back to a single mother who created the "Tupperware ...
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Plastic kitchen utensils often leach toxic chemicals into your food
Black plastic kitchenware may leach toxic chemicals, raising health concerns about daily food exposure, according to a new ...
Your black plastic spatula could be slowly poisoning you, study says. Here’s what to do
A new study found that everyday household items made of black recycled plastic have a high chance of containing dangerous ...
Recycled black plastic utensils may contain harmful chemicals, experts say
Items made from black plastics, like spatulas, toys and take-out containers, may contain harmful chemicals from recycled electronics. We VERIFY data on health risks.