The Hidden Ingredient: How Plastic Cutting Boards Contribute to Microplastic Ingestion
In the modern kitchen, the plastic cutting board has long been hailed as a paragon of hygiene and convenience. Lightweight, inexpensive, and dishwasher-safe, these boards—typically made of polyethylene or polypropylene—replaced traditional heavy wood blocks in the late 20th century, largely due to the perception that non-porous surfaces were safer against bacterial contamination. However, a groundbreaking […]

