Stamford could soon regulate single-use cups, utensils and other plastics in the city’s restaurants and other businesses. The ...

such as a ceramic bowl or plate. This will prevent more chemicals from leaching into the food as it’s heated. The post The Black Plastic Used for Your Kitchen Utensils May Contain Toxic ...

Plastic utensils will start to become a thing of the ... No longer will a plastic fork and knife come with a customer’s plate lunch in the new year. Beginning Jan. 1, stores and suppliers ...

The study published recently shows that the plants absorb and accumulate atmospheric microplastics, and its level in ...

However, an easy swap to reduce their exposure to microplastics is to serve all their food on enamel plates rather than plastic ones ... Try to avoid single-use plastic cutlery when you’re eating on ...

Numerous Japanese companies are now offering edible plates ... coffee cups and other utensils in response to growing public concern about marine pollution caused by plastic waste, and sales ...

Even eat-in meals such as hotpot and rice came with plastic plates, cups and other single-use cutlery, making another 80 million pieces a year, the study found. Are paper straws really better for ...

Banning plastic utensils would significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste in the city. A survey conducted by Greeners Action in 2020 found that the amount of single-use plastic tableware in ...