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Microplastics in takeaway coffee cups pose health risks
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Researchers at the University of Queensland have found that disposable paper coffee cups release millions of microplastic particles when in contact with hot beverages. This poses potential health risks for consumers.
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- Research conducted at the University of Queensland
- Cups release microplastics
- Millions of microplastic particles detected
- The inner coating of the cups is particularly hazardous
- Impact on consumer health
University of Queensland
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