From clothes to packaging, researchers are coming to realize, they're everywhere and, sadly, tea bags are no exception. Many modern tea bags, particularly those sleek, pyramid-shaped ones that ...

Here's what happened: I was making tea one day, waiting for my water to get hot, and I started reading the box. It touted the fact that the company didn't use "silky" plastic tea bags, which ...

There’s a new trend in tea — out with the old, flat paper tea bags and in with the pyramid-shaped mesh bags that allow bigger leaves extra breathing room. The bags, which have been around since at ...

You might think tea bags are just simply paper and tea, that they decompose, ... The Twinings pyramid tea bags have always been plastic-free since it was launched in October 2014.

Tea; Pyramid tea bags officially make a better cuppa than round ones Tetley take PG Tips to task over pyramid claims, but Johnny Vegas and his monkey emerge victorious in the 'Battle of Water-brew' ...

plastic tea bags (the actual bag is made out of plastic, not paper) that begin to breakdown when put into hot water plastic leaking from tea bags into the cup and, in turn, into the drinker And that's ...

TEA-LOVERS have been left devastated after noticing a major PG Tips change. Amy couldn’t figure out why she hasn’t been able to find any of the brand’s pyramid tea bags in stores.… ...

Samples–10 tea bags in a pyramid-shaped box–will be distributed to 80 percent of British households. PG Tips is solely a U.K. brand, and the pyramid won’t be introduced in other countries.

PG Tips in hot water as drinkers say their eco-friendly pyramid tea bags break apart in cuppas. Tea drinkers say the seal on PG Tips eco-friendly teabags break apart ...

Some premium tea bags might be leaving billions of microscopic plastic particles in your cup, new research suggests. Canadian researchers found that some plastic tea bags shed high levels of ...

The study reveals that trendy nylon pyramid-shaped teabags used for many high-end teas release approximately 11.6 billion microplastics and 3.1 billion nanoplastics into a single cup.