Rubbermaid, Pyrex and Ziploc top our list — set yourself up for success with high-performing glass, plastic and stainless ...

The container is typically made of plastic, and it comes in different sizes and shapes to accommodate different types of cereal. When purchasing a cereal container, there are a few critical things ...

Numerous households commonly use reusable Ziploc bags for diverse reasons like saving leftover food or organizing minute items. Yet, it may often prove challenging to maintain an orderly ...

But are they safe and should we be looking for alternatives? For many of us, plastic containers are part of our daily lives; we use them to store, freeze, heat and transport a variety of different ...

From plastic, glass and stainless steel to collapsible silicone (we found some impressive reusable food storage bags too), these high-performing, airtight containers span categories and genuinely ...

Napa Nectar is available in both 4-oz. and 8-oz. sizes ... to form a consistent gel that is placed in 500 g or 800 g plastic containers during transit. The palatable gel keeps rodents fully ...

Love them or hate them, you probably have a pile of plastic food storage containers stashed somewhere in your kitchen. These containers are endlessly useful for storing leftovers or holding your ...

A billion kilograms of waste from plastic food containers — equivalent in weight to half a million cars — is generated every year in China, according to Yufei Qin, head of the plastic ...

Plastic food containers are perfect for stashing leftovers and prepping meals. But how long you can keep using them before ...

The disaster dumped more than 1,400 damaged shipping containers into the sea — releasing billions of plastic manufacturing pellets known as nurdles as well as thousands of tons of nitric acid ...

But we're also willing to bet you have a cabinet full of stained, mismatched plastic containers that make packing up said leftovers quite the chore. Well, it might be time for a little upgrade.

They were washed in with the tide, most likely from China or the US, thousands of miles away -- part of an enormous plastic garbage patch, spinning in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, which you ...