Regulatory Systems Must Rely on Sound Science

Read recent commentary published in the Society of Toxicology’s Toxicological Sciences journal addressing EFSA's 2023 report.
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FDA Clearly Reaffirms BPA Safety

Consumers Shouldn’t be Concerned about BPA Exposure. Watch our video to learn more.
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Government Assessments of BPA Safety

U.S. government scientists have found that BPA is safe. Learn about the most recent studies here.
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Is BPA Safe?

Recent research from government scientists "both support and extend the conclusions from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that BPA IS SAFE as currently used..." - FDA Scientist
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What Is BPA?

If you’re a curious consumer who pays close attention to how foods and beverages are packaged or stored, you may have heard about BPA. Watch our video to learn more.
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Facts About BPA

  • Why Is BPA Used in Some Plastics?

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    What is Bisphenol A (BPA) and what does it mean when a product is “BPA Free”?

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  • The FDA CLARITY Study

    A landmark research program about BPA was designed and conducted by U.S. federal government scientists. It provides strong support for the safety of BPA. Building on more than 20 preceding studies, the CLARITY Core Study, which was funded by the National Toxicological Program and conducted by FDA senior scientists, reconfirms BPA safety.

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  • BPA Benefits & Uses

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    BPA is safe according to research and scientists at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Find out more about why BPA is used in products like food containers, medical devices, and more.

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  • Myths And Realities

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    The FDA has declared that bisphenol A (BPA) is safe at the current levels occurring in foods, but a number of myths about BPA continue to cause concern and confusion in the public. Click to read some of the common myths about BPA and the realities we know from extensive scientific study.

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LATEST UPDATES

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What Does U.S. Government Research Tell Us About BPA?

Based on government research, along with results from other studies, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently answered the question: “Is BPA safe?” with a clear answer – “Yes.”

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