But researchers are now saying products made from recycled black plastic contain even more toxic components. The authors of the Chemosphere study found that everyday household items that are made ...

We’ve updated the section “What’s up with black plastic?” to include guidance ... retrieving hot food from a frying pan, pulling rolls from the toaster oven, tossing salad.

I have black plastic eating utensils, black cooking spoons and spatulas, black beads, and take-out containers with black bases that I normally use for take-out. I even have the black plastic lid tops ...

Using recycled plastic is often seen as a positive, but in the case of black plastic, it could be seriously harming our health, according to a new study. Recent research published in the journal ...

The study found detectable levels of flame-retardant chemicals in black plastic kitchen utensils, take-out containers, toys and accessories sold in the United States. Some of the products the ...

It’s one of the biggest cooking weeks of the year for many families. Chances are there’s a well-used black plastic spatula, spoon or ladle near the stove. Scientists say it belongs in the trash.

Overview: Flame-retardant chemicals are typically used to keep the plastic that houses thing like smartphones or laptop computers from catching fire. But when that material is recycled, it’s often ...