Study reveals 'unexpectedly high' number of concerning substances in plastic products

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Study reveals 'unexpectedly high' number of concerning substances in plastic  products

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Research published in the scientific journal Environmental Science & Technology claims to provide an enlightening but worrying insight into the world of chemicals that are intentionally added to plastics.

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