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peacebird

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Fri Jan-15-10 11:23 PM
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2. Regulators stopped short of banning the compound or even requiring manufacturers to label products

WTF?
Just HOW are consumers supposed to take steps to reduce exposure if manufacturers do not have to admit the BPA is used in their product? Right now it is in the coating inside some soup cans and some soda cans - are we to avoid all canned products?

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