Manufacturer hit with lawsuit for allegedly lying about 'microwave safe' products: 'Duped consumers nationwide' Tina Deines. Sat, June 14, 2025 at 10:30 AM UTC. 2 min read.

This week's Consumer Reports' Smarter newsletter explores what you should, and shouldn't, put in a microwave. Plus, EV questions, answered.

Ziploc is in hot water over what some consumers call deceptive advertising. On May 8, About Lawsuits reported that Linda Cheslow, a California resident, has filed a class action lawsuit against ...

Only microwave plastic products that are marked microwave safe. Photographer, Basak Gurbuz Derman/Getty Images Microwaving plastics can cause chemicals to leach into your food or drink.

A California woman is suing S.C. Johnson, the maker of Ziploc, because she says some of its products contain undisclosed microplastics that mislead and harm consumers. Linda Cheslow of Santa Rosa ...

Ziploc and Rubbermaid are facing a lawsuit for advertising its plastic-based containers as "microwave safe" and "freezer safe." When heated, plastic containers are found to leach chemicals into food.

The medium shallow dish is 2.6 inches tall with a 7.1-inch diameter and fits about 4 cups of food, which is ideal since I’m usually either cooking for myself or two people.

Heavy plastic wrap (labeled microwave-safe) can be used on microwaved food, ... I've tested all the Ninja products on sale for Prime Day — here's the 9 you should actually buy.

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