Are these cans BPA free?The cans do not have BPA free on them.However,some of their other sardines have it on the box in big letters.Why is this?Tha
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As far as I know, if the can does not have a white plastic lining on the inside, it is BPA free. I haven't seen any white plastic lining on the inside of any of their cans. But I think they should be required to list all concerns that consumers have about their products so the consumer has the freedom to intelligently decide whether or not to buy their product.
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I'd check on the Crown Prince website and ask their customer service. They answer quickly. I have their Mediterranean sardines and they are clearly market BPA free.
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On the seasonproducts.com website it says "Our fish are al natural, wild caught, and in BPA-free cans"
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Wow! That is the quickest response I've ever had from any company! Nesco states in the e-mail that: "all of our current models and accessories are BPA free". They should really print that info on the product packaging so people can see it.
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Hi. I had confirmed with Skater who makes this bento box. Yes, it is BPA free! I also want to thank the Amazon community for their questions and those who contributed to answer them. Always thankful, Paul at Comfort Loft.
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I poach salmon in these bags with no problem and have used them for "boil in a bag" backpacking meals. I read somewhere on the packaging or description they are BPA free (but that is not my area).Cheers,
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I don't remember it saying, on the box, whether it was BPA free or not. That might be a good question to ask the company that makes Food saver products.
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Bailey the can said the lining was made with BPA free materials. ....not sure how helpful that is....what IS the can made out of? But I love this product since it is salt free..it is SO hard to find salt free tomato products. I get these and the sauce on auto-ship.
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I didn't mention it because I was reading the same product description that you see here. Your question led me to do a bit of research and actually I believe it is BPA free. The coconut water is packed in a Tetra Pak. Here's a link to a website that gives tips for avoiding BPA. If you look under the soup category you'll see some info about Tetra Paks being BPA free. http://www.breastcancerfund.org/reduce-your-risk/tips/avoid-bpa.html
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Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer to find out. It might say somewhere on the packaging but we threw that out a long time ago. I'm really not sure if its BPA free.
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It does not say BPA free on the can but it does say "grown organically, they are free of harmful pesticides and other unnatural substances, and produced in an environmentally friendly manner" They probably are BPA free. I do know this, for canned beans, they are firm and delicious. I love them.
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I just today (9/23/2014) received 2 of these Rubbermaid White Ice Cube Trays. There is NO symbol on them that says "BPA FREE". Also, on the packaging it says copywrite 2007 (I'm not sure what that means). So I called Rubbermaid. They said that starting in 2008, all Rubbermaid products were BPA-free AND that these products would say "BPA free" in that little triangle symbol. I asked the Rubbermaid customer service person, "So if these do not have that "BPA free" on the bottom should I assume that they are NOT BPA-free. She said "yes". Based on that I'm concluding these trays are NOT BPA-free, and were manufactured prior to 2008. If I am wrong someone please clarify. Kind of bugs me Amazon is selling something so old (again, if I am wrong let's clarify) - and that I am just going to throw these away.
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BPA-free packagingPCC has confirmed that the following canned food manufacturers have BPA-free packaging:Amy's KitchenEden beans, beans and grains, chiliEdwards and Sons/Native Forest coconut milk, pineapple chunks and cornHatch Chile Co. sauces and peppersMeyenberg Goat MilkMuir Glen tomatoesNature's One organic powdered infant formulaSweet Creek tuna (in glass jars)Wild Planet canned tunaZevia natural sodas
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These are not BPA free. They are NOT paraflex, they are teflon which is reactive, carcinogenic, and illegal to use in cooking in educated countries.
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The ones in the blue box taste better IMO. The White box ones says "pure " olive oil , it doesnt say extra virgin anywhere, at least not on any of my boxes. The white box is certified NON GMO. Not sure how many GMO sardines are swimming around out there but in any case, if that is important to you than the white box is better for you. THe blue box has a more pronounced sardine flavor, the white box tastes lighter to me
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I would imagine they are free of BPA. The bisphenol A (BPA) additive is typically used in epoxies and polycarbonates (generally clear plastics). These balls, I believe, are made of polyethylene, which wouldn't benefit from BPA.
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Hi Larry, Unfortunately, it doesn't say that. I wish it did. It says that they are distributed by Seneca Foods Corp in Marion, NY. They have a website where you might be able to find out more information. It's www.senecafoods.com . Your question reminds me that I saw an article a couple of weeks ago in Newsmax Health that said that some manufacturers who advertise a product as BPA-free sometimes switch to plastics that are even worse so they can say that they are BPA-free. Being health conscious, you might want to look that up. In the meantime, although I wish these came in another kind of container, I'm grateful, at least, to have green beans that aren't GMO and that aren't saturated with pesticides. These are very convenient and taste good for canned green beans. Hope this helps. -Ann
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BPA-free packaging PCC has confirmed that the following canned food manufacturers have BPA-free packaging: Amy's Kitchen Eden beans, beans and grains, chili Edwards and Sons/Native Forest coconut milk, pineapple chunks and corn Hatch Chile Co. sauces and peppers Meyenberg Goat Milk Muir Glen tomatoes Nature's One organic powdered infant formula Sweet Creek tuna (in glass jars) Wild Planet canned tuna Zevia natural sodas