The primary use of BPA is in plastic bottles, food storage containers, and it is still used in the lining of many canned goods. There have been controversies surrounding the use of BPA since the ...

One of the most well known is BPA, or Bisphenol A, which shows up in water bottles, cans, milk cartons, and more. Bruce Blumberg: You get them from thermal paper receipts. Like I have, I have ...

Peaches, apricots, pears – these are often added to cakes and desserts. Are they a healthy component for a salad? Not ...

Many containers carry hazardous chemicals like BPA which can leach into your food, potentially causing health risks. For this reason, it is advised to use BPA-free food storage containers.

The main issues relate to the packaging, specifically the coating inside the cans, which may contain harmful substances such as bisphenol A (BPA). This substance, although widely used for decades ...

BPA Free Cans are containers specifically designed to exclude bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical commonly used in the manufacturing of certain plastics and resins. Due to health concerns associated with ...

Tear into it. Move over, cans. The easy tear-of packets protect you from BPA in cans – although manufacturers are using more BPA alternatives. Bisphenol A (BPA) is one of the most common chemicals to ...

A leading fertility scientist has warned against microwaving food in plastic containers because of its possible effects on ...

BPA is found in a huge range of things from polycarbonate containers and the linings of cans of food to the heat-sensitive paper used in receipts and tickets. There have been claims that BPA can ...

Philip Landrigan, MD Dir, Children's Environmental Health Ctr. BPA, Bisphenol A is another classic chemical that's very widely used in plastics, it's found in some brands of plastic drinking bottles.