@Lynda_Katerra BPA[bisphenol-A (BPA)] is commonly used as lining in metal cans or as hard, clear polycarbonate plastic used for water bottles or food containers.[Read more at bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane via @EcoWatch]
EDF[Environmental Defense Fund] has had some success with FDA petitions in recent years, including one to ban long-chain PFAS[Polyfluoroalkyl Substances]in food packaging and another to ban seven carcinogenic food flavors.[bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane]
Limiting exposure to plastic-packaged or canned foods.[to avoid [bisphenol-A (BPA)][Verywell Health @Verywell noted].[Read more at bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane via @EcoWatch]
Being aware that products marked BPA-free[bisphenol-A (BPA)] could still contain BPS (bisphenol S), a common substitute.[Verywell Health @Verywell noted]. [Read more at bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane via @EcoWatch]
Steering clear of plastic containers that are heated in the microwave.[to avoid [bisphenol-A (BPA)] [Verywell Health @Verywell noted]. [Read more at bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane via @EcoWatch]
Finding out if your preferred brands have banned BPA [bisphenol-A (BPA)] and its substitutes.[Verywell Health @Verywell noted]. [Read more at bit.ly/3gBnrNG by Olivia Rosane @orosane via @EcoWatch]
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