Flame retardants in kitchen utensils “can contaminate the food we eat and cook—increasing the risk of direct exposure,” says ...

It may be time to invest in some new cooking utensils after a recent study found some common kitchen tools may be leaking ...

A doctor has warned about the dangers of using plastic cooking utensils, which can lead to neurological damage, cancer risks and other health problems. Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist who ...

A recent study showed alarming rates of banned flame retardants in black plastic cooking tools. There’s one very common ...

Under the ministry plan, retailers such as convenience stores and supermarkets, operators of eating and ... made of less plastic. The designated plastic products include utensils and straws ...

They were given the alternative of providing free utensils made of paper or wood. Of the approximately 9 million tons of plastic garbage produced annually in Japan, about 100,000 tons consist of ...

Look, I like to believe that if black plastic kitchen utensils were that dangerous, manufacturers wouldn't use black plastic to make products, but here we are. At this point, is it that ...

This study found that many items we use every day, including plastic cooking utensils, eating utensils and toys made from recycled materials, may contain fire retardants—including ones that were ...

If you’re looking to replace all of your black plastic kitchen utensils with nontoxic stainless ... Read the original article on Eating Well.

You may want to scour your kitchen for those popular black plastic kitchen utensils, and then toss them. A new study published in the journal Chemosphere just released information linking them to a ...