Paul Willgoss, the store's food technology chief, said: “Removing glitter from our cards and wrap range will make it easier for customers to celebrate Christmas in a more sustainable way”.

so removing glitter from our cards and wrap range will make it easier for them to celebrate Christmas in a more sustainable way,” M&S food technology director Paul Willgoss said. “This is a ...

The majority of commercial products that contain glitter, whether these are single use items, such as Christmas cards, or more permanent items such as Christmas tree decorations, use inorganic ...

Something happens to me around Christmastime, and it involves glitter. In years past, my holiday cards have spanned various themes — sequin Christmas trees (each sequin hand-glued); paper ...

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that can be even more difficult when dealing with glitter from cards and decorations. To help those worrying about needing to clean up after Christmas, Aaron Christensen, resident cleaning expert ...

Whether you're crafting with the family, getting ready for a festive party, or dealing with the aftermath of opening those sparkly Christmas cards, glitter, has an uncanny ability to spread ...

The substances used to make glitter are known to harm human health. 4. Microplastics work their way up the food chain Aside from finding its way into your roast turkey from Christmas cards ...