THE INVISIBLE SPICE
The Invisible Spice aims to raise public awareness of the harmful effects of microplastics and encourage people to change their consumption habits, gradually reducing and eventually eliminating single-use plastic products such as plastic bags, straws, styrofoam boxes, plastic spoons and forks, and bottled water.
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“The Invisible Spice” is a symbolic spice blend—odorless and tasteless—composed entirely of finely chopped plastic waste.
To encourage the reduction of single-use plastic products in society, the Center for Action and Linkage for Environment and Development has launched a special spice blend called “The Invisible Spice.”
“The Invisible Spice” is a symbolic spice blend—odorless and tasteless—composed entirely of finely chopped plastic waste. Introduced by the Center for Action and Linkage for Environment and Development (CHANGE), it aims to promote the reduction of single-use plastic products.
This is a symbolic spice blend—odorless and tasteless—composed entirely of finely chopped plastic waste. It is part of a creative campaign of the same name designed to raise public awareness of the harmful effects of single-use plastic products on human health and to encourage people to change their consumption habits, gradually reducing and eventually eliminating single-use plastic products.
Plastic waste not only seriously affects the lives of marine organisms but also poses a threat to human health. Microplastics have been found in 83% of tap water samples and 93% of bottled water samples. Frequent exposure to chemicals in single-use plastics (such as BPA and styrene) can increase the risk of diseases like cancer, hepatitis, allergies, nervous system disorders, endocrine disorders, and infertility.
