What is Migros' policy on BPA in tins? I can't find any information on this either online or on the tins. Let's take canned tomatoes, for example. Are these normal cans with the usual BPA contamination, or has Migros already done something about it?
What is Migros' policy on BPA in tins? I can't find any information on this either online or on the tins. Let's take canned tomatoes, for example. Are these normal cans with the usual BPA contamination, or has Migros already done something about it?
That is not what I asked. Please read the question properly before answering.
It is logical that the comfortable authorities in this country are quickly placated by superficial expert opinions, usually commissioned by the food industry. Instead of reacting, in many places they have simply raised the maximum permitted levels.
The fact is that recent independent studies have clearly demonstrated major problems with the ingestion of even the smallest amounts of BPA. It is not without reason that some countries, such as Canada, have reacted and banned the use of BPA for some time now.
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/nachrichten/48151/Bisphenol_A_lauert_in_Konservendosen.htm
So back to the question: What is the situation regarding the use of BPA in food cans at Migros?