Ziploc Microplastic Safety Lawsuit
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Class-action lawsuit filed in California accuses the maker of Ziploc of misleading consumers about the safety of its microwave-safe bags and containers.
Complaint alleges that the plastic in the plastic may release harmful microplastics, potentially exposing millions to toxins over time.
Microplastics are tiny plastic fragments— less than 5 millimeters in size—linked to cancer, cardiovascular disease, and reproductive problems.
These particles can enter our food, water, and even the air as plastic products break down.
S.C. Johnson responded with a statement denying the allegations.
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