Bisphenol A in Drink Cans
Recently, a study conducted by Health Canada found bisphenol A in 96% of all of the drink cans tested, including carbonated, non-carbonated, diet, non-diet, fruit-flavoured and energy drinks.
Last year, Environmental Defence's bisphenol A campaign led to the chemical being banned in baby bottles. At the time, we also called on the federal government to ban bisphenol A in pop cans, food cans and all other food and beverage containers; but the government did not think it was an issue.
We need your help to show the government that Canadians want to be bisphenol A-free!
Send an email now to the Minister of Health and the Minister of the Environment, calling on the federal government to ban bisphenol A in all food and beverage containers.
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