Are the cans BPA Free?
1529404
They usually don't line soda cans with BPA, only acidic items like tomato juice and stuff. But it's a good question and I am still cautious about drinking from tin cans.
1529405
I don't know what "BPA" is? I do know that the cans are plain old aluminum soda cans. What is BPA?
1455488
Yes it's BPA free. It has a "BPA-free" symbol on the right top corner of the packaging.
2039038
Yes, they are BPA free. I contacted the Van Ness company. Their response "Yes, our pet food containers and bowls and litter boxes (all of our products) are BPA Free and USFDA pet food contact approved."
1548534
Yes they are, they are also BPA FREE!!!! THE MOST AMAZING COCONUT WATER I HAVE EVER TASTED:)
1833773
Yes, they are BPA free. http://www.argeecorp.com/index.php/consumer-products/argee-heavy-duty-white-buckets.html/
576575
They are BPA free, according to the Product Description (next to the last paragraph).
2192422
Yes, they are BPA free. I love mine -- except they will crack if dropped on a hard surface. The crack hasn't shown any effect on keeping beverages hot or cold.
1623945
Yes. This can is made of High-density polyethylene (HDPE - recycle #2), and is Bisphenol A (BPA) free.
1057756
In my (limited) understanding of this, almost all cans have BPA in the lining. (To address Jeannie's comment, that's why there is BPA in cans--it is in the inner lining.) Most likely this does too. See www.inspirationgreen.com/bpa-lined-cans.html for a list of cans without BPA. That site includes a choice for salmon cans without BPA, Vital Choice. Vital Choice salmon is also available on Amazon.
2230044
I wouldn't know. I threw them away because it is not labeled that it is BPA free.
2070548
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.
967145
YES! They are NON BPA which makes it even a more fantastic buy! I took a picture of the label where it says it, but do not think I can put it up here.
1191550
They are advertised as being BPA free. Personally, I'm not worried about the lids. So long as you don't fill them 100% full, it's fine.
2261421
I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
1076212
My cans have a sticker on the top of the can that reads 'No BPA used in can lining'.
641183
I'm uncertain as I discarded the packaging. But I recall checking to see if there is BPA and as far as I can remember they are BPA free. The plastic is pretty rigid with solid colors - nothing clear. Perhaps someone with packaging can answer for certain.
2083921
Yes. According to the website of nutiva, all their containers are BPA free.