Australia's food watchdog says there is no proof of danger drugs in food

Herald Sun: "The Australian Food and Grocery Council maintains, however, that there is no evidence to suggest food packaged in cans containing BPA is harmful.

'There's no scientific evidence internationally that has shown any dangers to humans from BPA in canned products or bottles,'' the Council's spokesman Dr Geoffrey Annison said in a statement.

'Products containing BPA have been subject to significant and rigorous investigations by leading world authorities and, in recent years, food regulators in the United States, UK and the EU have examined the latest findings and have determined that the use of BPA continues to be safe.''

Consumer advocate Choice demanded Bisphenol A be stripped from all tinned foods fed to infants and toddlers after conducting tests on a range of common products."