The results of a research carried out in Hong Kong show the presence of microplastic in 60% of wild Flathead Grey Mullet, a species commonly served in Chinese meals. The test indicates the chance of adding toxins on the eating tables and along the food chain and shows that plastic pollution is part of our daily life.
Greenpeace urges the Hong Kong government to quicken up the process of legislation to restrict the use of single-use plastics.