DecaBDE has been found in black plastic kitchen utensils, takeout containers, grocery meat and produce trays, and children’s toys that have been recycled from electronic waste such as old ...

Despite this, experts agreed that avoiding black plastic kitchen utensils, takeout containers, toys, and other products is still a smart idea—particularly if that plastic is touching food.

A study warning consumers to toss out their black plastic spatula immediately had a math error but experts are still urging ...

Recent concerns about contaminants in black-colored plastics sparked consumer concerns, but there’s more than one reason to ...

Despite this, experts agreed that avoiding black plastic kitchen utensils, takeout containers, toys, and other products is ...

black plastic to-go containers (usually the bottom portion) and some toys. But the study authors made a math mistake, miscalculating how much of potentially toxic flame retardants a 132-pound ...

Recent study suggests everyday things made from black electronic plastics like spatulas and take away containers are leaching harmful chemicals into your cooking oil.

Those cardboard or paperboard toy boxes with the clear plastic window letting you see the toy inside? That sure looks recyclable — but isn't, unless the plastic is separated from the cardboard ...

The researchers screened 203 items, ranging from plastic sushi take-out trays to toy necklaces—and found ... reheating food in black plastic containers, although studies haven’t confirmed ...

Plastic containers with a number in a triangle on the bottom of them ... But she said if a non-organic ornament is not sharp, ...

You may need to check your kitchen tools. Recent research has revealed alarming levels of toxic flame retardants in ...