The Environmental Cost of Easter
Hundreds of millions of plastic Easter eggs are used each year. In the U.S. alone, an estimated 250 million plastic Easter eggs are used annually—many just once before being discarded, contributing to landfill waste and microplastic pollution that can persist for centuries. Because The Loving Egg is non-toxic and food-safe, families can further reduce their environmental impact by choosing bulk or unpackaged treats instead of individually wrapped candy. It’s a simple shift that cuts down on waste while creating a safer, more mindful celebration.
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¹ Peep This: 5 Waste Facts You Didn’t Expect This Spring, Wastebits — Americans use approximately 250 million plastic Easter eggs each year, many of which are used once and then discarded.