are the cans pba free?
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Yes, the cans are BPA free and a small number of the lids have BPA, but with this said the processors think all BPA lids will be out of the system.This is the response I got from Pure Alaska Salmon CO.
2032954
Sorry, could not find the information on the cans, but I trust the product; however, I suggest please visit the Pure Alaska Salmon website and ask the seller directly. The person who handles the sales and shipment happens to be a very friendly person.
2032955
If you contact the seller they will answer that question. I have never found better Salmon in the can than this one. They catch and process this product and take great pride in the "sustainable" aspect of it.
2032956
This is a wonderful product but there is nothing on the label that indicates the cans are BPA free .
643452
According to the box it is BPA Free. I don't know about PBA. They are recyclable too.
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hi manny, the cans did not specify, when i looked at their website www.senecafoods.com address the bpa can issue, and it sounds like the cans are bpa free. Giggles answered on December 4, 2013
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Yes they are and I am very happy with the bag, they are the perfect size to seal steaks, chicken, fish. I buy large quanity and like to sperate them for using just what I need for a meal for two, and some time three. So I can pull out just what I need. As far as I know anything use in the USA have to be pba free. My pages were not shipped from China.
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Yes. I wrote to their consumer relations department and was promptly advised by Ms. Zapata that ALL of their pour over cones are BPA-free.
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Hi Jennifer, just saw this..Nordic ware's site says all of their melamine is PBA safe. However the Recycle symbol is a 7 shown on the back of trays. I know this is very confusing. Here is their webpage stating PBA Free. Hope this helps. Lana
1857081
No they are plastic. Already used them they work great. Alcohol will not hurt this plastic.
1259907
Yes they are. Free form bcaa's refer to taking it in the "supplement" form versus getting them in the "natural" form from food.
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I don't know for sure but I doubt it. I am a retired engineer from the old continental can company out of their polyester bottling operations. BPA was used in the can linings. I expect they still are. If they get to a point that they will remove it, I expect they will advertize the fact on the can.
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I know they are BPA free plastic, I don't know if it's this specific kind you mentioned.
2015105
I am sorry but I have no idea - we ordered them years ago - very yummy but not sure about pba situation - all of the frozen yogurt chains have the boba balls as toppings - maybe they would know or have a supplier they could recommend.
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Yes. This can is made of High-density polyethylene (HDPE - recycle #2), and is Bisphenol A (BPA) free.
1733657
Yes. Although they may warp a little bit, that won't affect their fit on cans.
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Yes, there are expiration dates on the cans. They have a pretty decent shelf life, but when in the store, I usually inspect the cans to find the longest expiration date....
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yes they are BPA free... We own 12 of them and have used them for 20 yrs. Enjoy Bettye c.
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It says on the can, "No BPA used in can lining," or similar words. Just looked at a can I have & walked upstairs to computer.
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I have never seen it claimed anywhere that they are BPA-free so I doubt it.