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Most household items have toxic plastics
A new report reveals that nearly 93% of chemicals found in plastics used for food contact, textiles, household items, and medical products pose high health risks, including cancer and organ toxicity. Despite widespread human exposure, most of these chemicals lack sufficient data on toxicity, and regulatory gaps remain, particularly in the US. The report highlights the pervasive presence of hazardous plastics in daily life and emphasizes the need for better regulation and research.
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