Milk? Sugar? Microplastics? Some tea bags found to shed billions of particles

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it would have been nice for the article to mention the top brands to see if they were culprits of using plastic teabags!

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I actually emailed pukka a while back about the content of the teabag lining and it is safe.

PUKKA :+1:

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:exclamation:Co-op

:exclamation:PG Tips

:exclamation:Tetley

:exclamation:Twinings ‘heat-sealed’ and ‘string and tag’ ranges

:exclamation:Yorkshire Tea

:exclamation:Lidl own brand

use plastic!

:white_check_mark: Abel & Cole

:white_check_mark: Clipper

:white_check_mark: Pukka Herbs

:white_check_mark: Teapigs

:white_check_mark: Twinings pyramid range

:white_check_mark: Waitrose Duchy range

don’t use plastic!

As of 26th july 2019

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thanks !
switching back to Clipper

Thanks for the heads up @firemonkey.

This problem is really bad and prevalent, could be the cause of numerous autoimmune disorders …

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Technology will eventually destroy the human race.

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I’m feeling it.

I’d like to think technology is neutral, and the zeitgeist will determine whether it’s used for good or bad, but we just keep making these epic ■■■■-ups that cause massive damage before they’re addressed with a bandage solution.

On that subject, I wonder how quantum computer-powered AI is going to regard us. I feel we won’t even be as important as bugs to them.

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