MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – Grocery shoppers are noticing more fruits and veggies wrapped in single-use plastic, and opinions are split. According to a Yahoo report, some shoppers appreciate the convenience and perceived freshness, while others worry about waste, cost and whether that thin layer actually protects produce. Stores are responding to preferences, but it’s helpful to know what to look for at the produce aisle. Here are practical points to keep in mind so your purchases match your priorities: Freshness vs. waste: Plastic can reduce bruising and moisture loss, but not always enough to justify the extra packaging for every item. Price and value: Packaged produce often costs more per item. Check unit pricing or compare with loose options. Safety and hygiene: Some shoppers prefer wrapping for perceived cleanliness, but rinsing loose produce at home is effective too. Recyclability: Look for recycling symbols — thin film plastic often needs special drop-off recycling, no...
Youdle (ROCHESTER, New York) - A recent update from the FDA has brought widespread attention to drinking water safety concerns. A recall has been issued for the Berkeley Springs Water spring and distilled bottled water due to contamination issues that could pose serious health risks. Here’s everything you need to know to keep your household safe and informed. What’s Happening? The FDA and various manufacturers have recalled specific bottled water products due to potential contamination with harmful substances. These include elevated levels of harmful chemicals, bacteria, or foreign particles that can cause health problems if ingested. Brands under the recall have been pulled from shelves across the country, but it’s important to double-check your inventory at home. Product Details Affected Products: Berkeley Springs Water Purified (1-gallon and 5-gallon bottles) Berkeley Springs Water Distilled (1-gallon and 5-gallon bottles) Packaging: Plastic containers Sold as...