Monthly Archives: January 2010

The Food and Drug Administration finally came out with their long-awaited update on the use of Bisphenol A in food contact applications and they say…….wait a little longer. The key paragraph of the release can use some parsing: Studies employing … Continue reading →

For good or ill, California often leads the nation’s social and cultural trends and legal standards. California’s passion for organic, local food, for example, has spread across the nation. When the state demanded lower vehicle emissions, manufacturers rushed to produce … Continue reading →

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My 15 month-old son, Hunter, already seems to prefer drinking out of a regular cup, trying to be just like his mom and dad. While this may seem like a milestone, it’s rather messy and often causes major tantrums whenever … Continue reading →

6 U.S. baby bottle firms agree to stop using BPA. Wed, Jan 13 2010 at 2:00 PM EST Read more: BPA, RAISING HEALTHY KIDS > Last week I wrote about the latest stainless steel baby bottles that have hit the … Continue reading →

MCT News Service In the face of research showing BPA’s harmful effects, many people are switching to BPA-free or glass baby bottles, shown here. Bisphenol-A, casually known as BPA, is a plastics chemical that has gotten much attention in recent … Continue reading →