From mobile phones to children's toys, stationery to water bottles, including your favourite takeaway coffee cup, plastics surround us. Moreover, according to a recent research by the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development, plastics are now even in human blood.
The raging debate on feeding bottles for babies just reinforces the omnipresence of plastics. It further reinforces the mixed feelings about plastic from producer of fossil fuels, manufacturers, policy makers and consumers.
