Certain takeout containers should never be used to reheat food. When hunger and laziness coincide, reheating last night's ...

You may want to throw out your black plastic cooking utensils and swap your food out of that takeout container while you are at it. A recent study in the journal Chemosphere found toxic flame ...

Most food deliveries come wrapped in petrochemicals. But there are ways to reduce the disposable plastic delivered to your door.

Are Plastic Takeout Containers Harming Your Heart Health? Here’s What New Research Reveals That quick and easy meal might be putting your heart at risk — here’s what you need to know.

If you store foods in plastic containers on a daily basis, you’ll need to know when it’s time to ditch them forever.

New research from China suggests eating out of takeout containers can give you heart problems, including congestive heart failure, even if you don't microwave your food.

Although most Tupperware products are considered safe, some of their food storage containers are made of polycarbonate (plastic #7), which has been shown to leach harmful hormone disruptor Bisphenol A ...

You Should Replace Your Plastic Food Storage Containers ASAP— Here Are 10 Healthier Alternatives Read on to learn more about the risks of microplastics and shop some healthier, non-plastic ...

Plastic containers that can be used in the microwave aren't safe for your health. Here's why you should be using glass instead.

Many food containers seem recyclable, but they really aren't. Here's what to put in the recycling bin and what you should avoid.

Are plastic storage containers toxic? Although most Tupperware products are considered safe, some of their food storage containers are made of polycarbonate (plastic #7), which has been shown to leach ...