Sipping a hot cup of tea is one of the most relaxing experiences you can enjoy. But new research suggests that some tea bags contain microplastics.

Plastic pollution from food packaging, like tea bags, releases billions of MNPL particles, which can infiltrate human cells, highlighting serious health risks and the need for regulatory action. Plast

Many people have already ceased cooking rice in bags, but until now, it was not widely suspected that tea bags might also contain microplastics that infiltrate the body. It turns out that these seemingly unobtrusive packages release billions of pollutant particles per millilitre of tea.

Many people have already stopped cooking rice in bags, but until now, few have suspected that tea bags might also contain microplastics that can enter the body. These unassuming packages release billions of pollutant particles per 0.