Are the cans BPA free?
1654742
Absolutely YES.....try the anchovies as well, they're wonderful. I'd like to see more Whole Foods Markets carrying this brand.
1455488
Yes it's BPA free. It has a "BPA-free" symbol on the right top corner of the packaging.
669708
Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
1870633
Absolutely is BPA Free just check the Reditainer website: http://reditainer.com/?page_id=327
2083921
Yes. According to the website of nutiva, all their containers are BPA free.
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."
1609493
I am not sure if the lids are BPA free. I bought them as a gift for someone. I never opened the box.
951996
I have bought these for years and don't see anything on the can that indicates anything other than bpa. I would call the manufacturer directly.
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.
411447
Yes they are BPA free. Go to the following link: http://www.infantino.com/product.cfm?product_id=1450 and then click on the Features tab/link if you are looking for more information.
1863720
No reference is made on the packaging to indicate BPA free. You'll need to check their website. The packaging is vaccuum packed foil interior with a plastic coated exterior (from appearance).
2032953
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.
1329650
They are BPA free plastic and very sturdy... I've dropped mine several times lol. They are easy to clean and haven't leaked yet. I hand wash them.
2175212
As far as I know only if they are medela brand. They sell them, but they are hard to find. If you end up having to use the plastic ones they at least are BPA free.
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".
1215697
Printed on the label is a statement saying that the lining of the can is BPA free. Hope this helps! Enjoy!
11191
I believe so. I don't have any left to directly reference but I don't like BPA cans either and would notice if they were.