Here's the address of a web page that shows you how they test for radon and radiation in a piece of granite. Interesting. www.radon.com

I am a fabricator. I have done a few jobs in this material. To date it is only available in 2CM material. It's material properties are significantly different than quartz so it presents a fairly steep learning curve for the fabricator plus an investment in special tooling (saw blades and CNC router bits). Cosentino's national rep for Dekton just visited my shop. He said they'd have a White Carerra look alike in 2CM in Feb and 3CM in April but the graining would be surface only which means most applications would want a mitered edge profile. Full thickness grain won't be until next summer (or later, as this kind of thing almost always takes longer). I told the rep if they really have a White Carerra look alike with the advertised material properties of Dekton they will make a really big splash in the market. Pricing will be premium for the forseeable future, probably similar to the most expensive levels of Silestone or Ceasarstone or a Tier 3 or 4 granite price.

Again, this time as a reply. Nope, works in the original post but not in a reply.

I store my food in glass but have rubbermaid plastic for sending food to my Mum & sisters. Recently, all 3 of them returned all my containers. I barely have room for everything when it’s all in stock. Pre-CV, we met at a restaurant. One sister said I have your containers in my car, don’t let me forget to give them to you. When it came time for boxing up leftovers, she went out to her car to get them, and we used those instead of the styrofoam (which triggers my recycling nephew into a rant we’ve all heard). Months later, we’re back at same restaurant and have the same waitress. When boxing up leftovers time comes, we ask can you use anything besides styrofoam? She said, wait, I remember you, you brought your own containers last time. 😆 That’s us, but it was a fluke last time, we should have prepared better this time. My SIL sends food home with my husband in old cool whip containers. I’ve never seen her serve cool whip (in 30 years) so exactly how old are the containers? For Xmas we bought her a new set of Rubbermaid plastic. He said she seemed very pleased.