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fibreglass contaminationfoodmanufacture.co.uk
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Fibreglass or glass reinforced plastic ( GRP ) used in boat manufacturing has been breaking down and contaminating coastal waters.
GRP particles have been detected in the soft tissues of oysters and mussels collected near an active boatyard in Chichester Harbour a popular sailing destination in South England .
While durable, the material is difficult to dispose of and often ends up being abandoned or improperly discarded.
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