Bisphenola (BPA)

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Bisphenola (BPA)	The known endocrine disruptor found in hard plastics and canned goods is linked to reproductive disorders, behavioral problems in animals, and liver damage. It may also be a human metabolic syndrome risk factor and is toxic at low doses, according to the Environmental Working Group. Choose plastic alternatives to avoid BPA. Eden Foods, Henry & Lisa's Natural Seafood and Vital Choice Wild Seafood and Organics are the first companies to launch BPA-free canned foods.

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The known endocrine disruptor found in hard plastics and canned goods is linked to reproductive disorders, behavioral problems in animals, and liver damage. It may also be a human metabolic syndrome risk factor and is toxic at low doses, according to the Environmental Working Group. Choose plastic alternatives to avoid BPA. Eden Foods, Henry & Lisa's Natural Seafood and Vital Choice Wild Seafood and Organics are the first companies to launch BPA-free canned foods.