> the article is leaning more towards “take action to stop the plastic from being produced and added to food in the first place” Which is kind of nonsense unle

> the article is leaning more towards “take action to stop the plastic from being produced and added to food in the first place” Which is kind of nonsense unless someone happens to be CEO of Molson Coors or something. It seems obvious that if you want to avoid ingesting plastic, the clearest path to that is to know what foods are less likely to contain plastic in the first place.