In 2020, an average Australian consumed over 130kg per year, and only 9% of the plastics are being recycled, according to Greenpeace Australia.
Unfortunately, plastic that isn't dumped in landfills and left to pollute the soil is left to float off into the beautiful oceans of our country.
Consequently, toxic plastics enter the food chain, raising a big concern for wildlife, animals and human health.
The toxins and harsh chemicals found in plastics may lead to immunity disorders, cancer and infertility. These hormone disruption chemicals are known as BPA, BPS, PVC and Phthalates.
Fortunately, silicone offers a stable, flexible, safer and healthier alternative to plastics for our health and the planet.