French researchers discover glass bottles shed significantly more microplastics into drinks than plastic or metal packaging.

A new study has made a jaw-dropping discovery on microplastics — and it may have you rethinking how you consume your favorite beverages.

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Using a stainless steel or glass strainer will reduce your ... the sheer volume potentially ingested from a single cup of tea brewed with a plastic tea bag raises significant concerns and ...

OSAKA - A 5,000 yen (S$45) afternoon tea set served at the British pavilion at the Osaka Expo has left Japanese social media aghast at its perfunctory paper cups, sending Britain’s embassy into ...