It’s all done in seven days and the coffins biodegrade in 45 days, Hendrikx said. The company’s products can be used in traditional burial, cremations and natural burials, Hendrikx added.

A several-year-old conspiracy rumor about the U.S. government's supposedly having stockpiled thousands (or millions) of plastic coffins (or coffin liners) for use in conjunction with "FEMA ...

Facebook post: Says 2010 video clip showing coffins in a field proves “COVID was planned.” PolitiFact rating: Pants on Fire Here's why: A clip from a 2010 episode of the truTV series ...

Mourners gather around the coffin at a performance of artist Anne-Katrin Spiess' "Death by Plastic" in front of South Station. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Environmental activists gathered in front of ...

In the aftermath of Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad that claimed 241 lives, the somber task of preparing coffins is now ...

Funeral homes are offering hot pink Barbie-themed coffins for fans who hope to take their love for the doll to their grave. They have been offered by funeral homes in Mexico, El Salvador and ...

Kenyans should use plastic coffins to help prevent environmental destruction, a minister has suggested. Because of the devastating impact of Aids in the country, more and more trees are being felled ...

Maja also said coffins may be wrapped in plastic only if that was prescribed as an additional measure by the relevant municipality if the grave was excavated in an area with a high-water table. He ...

Funeral homes are now offering bright pink Barbie-themed coffins. Jam Press. Alpha and Omega Funeral Home in Ahuachapán, El Salvador, offers a Barbie-themed coffin, though they were ahead of the ...

Revised guidelines from the WHO indicate the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from human remains to living people has not been proven. Many funeral parlours have been covering the coffins of people who have ...

News News COVID-19: Plastic wrapping not required for coffins The Health Department says there is no need to wrap coffins in plastic when someone has passed away due to COVID-19.

COVID-19: Plastic wrapping not required for coffins The Health Department says there is no need to wrap coffins in plastic when someone has passed away due to COVID-19. January 28, 2021.