Black plastic containers have become a common sight in food deliveries across the world. Their popularity stems from convenience, affordability, and durability. Many people even reuse them multiple times, assuming that plastic is a safe material for storing and reheating food. However, the reality is more complex. Black plastic is not a single, uniform material—it often contains chemicals and recycled components that could pose health risks. Unlike transparent plastics, black plastic frequently incorporates recycled materials from electronic waste and industrial products. To make it fire-resistant, manufacturers add chemical flame retardants such as decaBDE. These substances are not permanently bound to the plastic, meaning they can migrate into food, especially when the container is he

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