Is your kitchen bin or recycling overflowing with plastic bags, containers and produce wrapping? Plastic has become so commonplace that it’s easy to overlook how much of it you use and forget it ...

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We get our groceries packed in plastic bags. We squeeze shampoo, conditioners, and lotion out of plastic bottles. Our takeout bags are filled with plastic containers and plastic utensils.

Polythene is a ubiquitous plastic, found in everything from plastic bags to food packaging. The new textiles have potential uses in sports wear, and even high-end fashion, according to US researchers.

Many come divided, so you can add kitchen bags on one side and store recycling on the other. If you already have an organizer like this but only use one half, consider storing plastic grocery bags ...

Lessening our reliance on single-use plastic in the kitchen is an ongoing battle, but these eco-friendly products are a great place to start. 1. Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bags Designed to ...

Microplastics are also generated in the kitchen from sink strainer bags and deteriorating dishwashing sponges. Nakajima, who practices a plastic-free lifestyle, puts compost waste into bags made ...