From fast food to kitchen staples such as rice and salt, a new study highlights the extent of plastic contamination in foods.

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From the foods studied, a lab tested 705 samples for 18 different chemicals. The foods, bought in the Bay Area, contained ...

A leading fertility scientist has warned against microwaving food in plastic containers because of its possible effects on ...

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Q: I love perfume, but I’ve heard a chemical used in fragrances may be bad for my health. Is that true? A: A spritz of ...

After a successful first round of their refill pilot project, fulFILLed Lifestyle Co. received a second Sustainable Tourism ...

From eyewear collections centring simplicity and hidden hinge designs to a new eyeshadow palette in eye cosmetics, OT looks ...

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