Does Wild Caught Shrimp Have Microplastics? What the Research Says
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A recent 2025 study found microplastic particles in 99% of tested seafood, including shrimp. Given the pervasive nature of global ocean pollution, it is highly likely that wild caught shrimp have microplastics, and research confirms this reality. These tiny particles, smaller than 5 millimeters, are an unavoidable consequence of plastic waste, and their presence in the marine food web raises significant questions for consumers.
