IKEA kitchenware often contains small amounts of lead, but the exact amount isn’t known. The Swedish retailer has recently launched a voluntary recall of certain pieces of kitchenware in the U.S. The problem with the plates is that they are glued together. In some cases, the glue may not adhere properly, which can lead to a few tiny pieces of lead falling out. According to one official, the lead content of the plates is “so small as to not exceed the level of background radiation in a human body” and “not a concern to consumers.” The recall in the U.S. has to do with 2,500 pieces of kitchenware, including plates, cups, bowls, and some other items.
The Conventional Answer
The conventional answer is yes. There is lead in Ikea plates, even though they state they’re lead-free. Lead is a heavy metal that can be hazardous to your health. According to the CDC, children who eat 10 or more meals per week prepared with Ikea plates are at risk of a number of health problems. Lead can cause behavioral, learning, and physical problems in children. In fact, lead exposure has been linked to ADHD, learning disabilities, and behavioral issues in children. It can also lead to heart problems, reproductive problems, and reproductive and neurological problems in adults.
Conclusion
By now you should know that Ikea offers a number of very affordable products and that they are made from sustainable materials. They also make products that are safe, environmentally friendly, and ethically sourced. But, Ikea has been taken to task for their non-vegan friendly plates. This has been specifically for their meatballs and pork knuckles, which are made from pigs that have been treated with hormones, antibiotics, and pesticides. So, if you are a vegan you might not want to eat off Ikea’s plates. Fortunately, Ikea has a solution for vegans! They’ve recently unveiled a new kind of plate that is certified by the Vegan Society. This plate is made out of 100% recycled materials and is certified as being vegan, eco-friendly, and ethically sourced. This is one way for you to rest assured that you are supporting an ethical, sustainable, and environmentally friendly company.
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My Experience
[End]My Own Experience
During my recent trip to Ikea in Malaysia, I noticed that the chairs, stools, shelves, tables and so on, had stainless steel plates. I was wondering what happened to the old wood, ceramic, and porcelain plates. The answer to my question came in the form of an Ikea advertisement. “Do you want your Ikea products to be as durable as your favorite Ikea furniture? Then choose to use the highest quality plates.” After reading this advertisement, I realized that these plates have a high amount of lead. While there are ways of safely removing the lead, I decided to switch to the wood plates. I hope this article will help other readers avoid a lead-related problem.
Why the IKEA Plate Contain Lead
IKEA is known for producing high quality furniture and it’s thought that IKEA sells over 6 million products per year, with over 60% of those sold being furniture. IKEA also has a good reputation in terms of environmental sustainability. However, this reputation may be a bit suspect. IKEA has been under investigation for a few years now for allegedly selling lead-based paint on its plates. It’s thought that IKEA sold around 23 million non-lead containing plates between 2007 and 2015, and around half of these plates were sold between 2010 and 2015. IKEA has been investigated for these sales and had been fined up to $2.1 million for each of the sales.
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