Report finds plastic chemicals in hundreds of California foods and beverages

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By Sarah HowardJan 24, 2025, 10:39 am197 pts
The Plasticlist final report published results from a study that tested hundreds of samples for 18 different chemicals. It found that 86% of the food samples contained detectable levels of plastic-related chemicals.

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