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10 foods with hidden microplastic

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<p>Microplastics can enter honey through environmental pollution affecting bees and their habitats.</p>

Honey:

Microplastics can enter honey through environmental pollution affecting bees and their habitats.

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<p>Microplastics are commonly found in bottled water, with some studies showing high levels of contamination.</p>

Bottled Water:

Microplastics are commonly found in bottled water, with some studies showing high levels of contamination.

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<p>Packaging and processing methods can introduce microplastics into various processed foods.</p>

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Processed Foods:

Packaging and processing methods can introduce microplastics into various processed foods.

 

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Seafood:

Fish and shellfish often ingest microplastics from polluted oceans, which can accumulate in their tissues.

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Rice:

Studies have found microplastic contamination in rice, especially instant varieties.

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Salt:

A significant percentage of salt brands worldwide contain microplastics due to production processes.

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Tea Bags:

Many tea bags release microplastics into your drink when exposed to hot water.

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Sugar:

Similar to salt, sugar can be contaminated during processing and packaging.

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Protein Powders:

Some protein supplements may contain microplastics due to packaging and manufacturing practices.

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