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Glass-bottled water may contain more microplastic particles than plastic bottles The contamination appears to come mainly from polyester-based paint on metal caps, which can shed larger plastic particles into the liquid during bottling But there’s nuance: the particles in glass bottles tend to be larger and less absorbable, while... show more

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