Reviewed by Dietitian Kelli McGrane, M.S., RD "Key Takeaways" Only plastic containers designated microwave-safe by the ...

A best practice is to use a microwave-safe bowl or plate instead of microwaving food in a plastic container. Plastic is a relatively general term and may contain a variety of different chemicals ...

Plastic chopping boards can release over 70 million microplastic particles annually into food and wastewater Microplastics are being detected in human blood and organs, raising serious health ...

The testing of Grade A dairy products like pasteurized and raw milk, cheese, and yogurt are currently being paused by the FDA ...

It’s generally safe to reuse plastic freezer and sandwich bags if they haven't stored raw meat, fish, eggs, or allergens.

However, when it comes to heating food in the microwave, there’s one dilemma that has crossed homemakers’ minds time and time again. Is it safe to heat the food in the microwave in a plastic container ...

Previous research detected the tiny particles in our brains, lungs, liver, kidneys and blood — plus in bodily fluids like ...

Keep your pets safe this Easter with tips on avoiding common holiday hazards like chocolate, plastic eggs, cooked bones, ...

The chemicals used to make biodegradable plastic bags release toxins that pose a serious threat..biodegradable plastic bags, ...

It's not just seafood anymore. Microplastics are showing up in snacks, sweets and even vegetables.

Vaping can lead to inhaling a lot of plastic junk along with all the good junk and Raw Garden would like to stop that.