27/10/2026
Where possible, avoid buying individually-wrapped food items, especially for kids.
In general, these have a greater exposure to plastic than unwrapped, or bulk food products.
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Pumpkin pies? ๐
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(Just to clarify we do not endorse or guarantee any specific food products will be free of plastic chemicals)