There are some companies that don’t use BPA to line their cans. You can check out this website by Organic Grace for a list of various companies, and whether or not they use BPA to line the cans of their products. Some surprising names are on the list, companies like Amy’s, Muir Glen, and Trader Joe’s still use BPA liners in some of their canned foods."
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
BPA Is In Your Canned Food
Eat. Drink. Better.: "Knowing its effects on the human body, consumers have tried to eliminate their exposure to it by getting rid of lined aluminum water bottles, plastic tupperware, and plastic baby bottles. But BPA lurks in other places as well, in canned foods. Studies by the Environmental Working Group (study results here) show that significant amounts of BPA are in canned vegetables and being absorbed into the human body.
There are some companies that don’t use BPA to line their cans. You can check out this website by Organic Grace for a list of various companies, and whether or not they use BPA to line the cans of their products. Some surprising names are on the list, companies like Amy’s, Muir Glen, and Trader Joe’s still use BPA liners in some of their canned foods."
There are some companies that don’t use BPA to line their cans. You can check out this website by Organic Grace for a list of various companies, and whether or not they use BPA to line the cans of their products. Some surprising names are on the list, companies like Amy’s, Muir Glen, and Trader Joe’s still use BPA liners in some of their canned foods."
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