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?
The latest studies do not shed a good light on this topic either. It has long been known that the "guideline values" are just a fantasy as nobody really knows how dangerous the substances actually are. It is therefore particularly bad that Migros still refers to this with excuses. https://www.20min.ch/story/stiftung-warentest-51-von-58-konserven-sind-mit-schadstoff-belastet-103092121
The latest studies do not shed a good light on this topic either. It has long been known that the "guideline values" are just a fantasy as nobody really knows how dangerous the substances actually are. It is therefore particularly bad that Migros still refers to this with excuses. https://www.20min.ch/story/stiftung-warentest-51-von-58-konserven-sind-mit-schadstoff-belastet-103092121
I fully agree
A test has just been carried out by Warentest regarding BPA. So I wanted to ask whether Migros canned food is on the list and how the canned food is produced today? Which tinned food contains BPA?
Hello Lausannerin, thank you for your inquiry. is a non-profit German consumer organization, so we only tested products that were purchased in Germany. We ourselves do not keep a list of cans containing BPA, so we cannot say which cans still contain BPA. Kind regards, Yann
