I need to know if these bags plastic bags contain the BPA toxin as found in many plastics. "I do not know" is an unsatisfactory answer! Please advise.
464207
Although there is nothing on the packaging claiming BPA free product. the Foodsaver website claims that they are BPA free.
464208
According to the FoodSaver website the bags are BPA free. http://www.foodsaver.com/service-%26-support/product-support/product-faqs/bags-%26-rolls/general-questions/bags-and-rolls-general-questions-faq.html
2099358
sorry, did not notice. People sure notice that I have them though. Nice not to collect a dozen or so plastic bags in the produce aisle. Use them in the veggie bin as well. Very happy with the purchase
1691202
Corey....That's a very good question. I hadn't thought about BPA content in these disposable ice cube trays. Have been trying to find info on the Net about this particular product. Also, after reading your question, I have examined the "outside" plastic bag in which these disposable bags are folded. There is no information about BPA nor is there a recycle number. What I did find is that this product is made in China.
1877303
Sorry, I threw out the packaging so I don't know. I do recall that that are BPA free, so they do meet US safety standards.
2002182
I poach salmon in these bags with no problem and have used them for "boil in a bag" backpacking meals. I read somewhere on the packaging or description they are BPA free (but that is not my area).Cheers,
533340
I contacted Breville about over two years ago about the plastic used to make their products. According to them, the plastic which touches the water is BPA-free plastic. After doing some research on BPA-free plastic, I found that the manufacturer of this plastic will not reveal anything about the plastic except that it is BPA-free. They refuse to disclose the materials which go into making it and they refuse to discuss whether there may be any toxins in it. They will not assure us that there are no other toxins in the plastic beyond the lack of BPA. I called Breville once again and they just kept telling me that it is BPA-free but seemed unconcerned about the fact that the manufacturer of the plastic refuses to disclose any details about the content of the plastic. Breville very quickly became rude even though I asked my questions in a respectful manner. They wanted no more discussion of it. I was very disappointed in their lack of concern in this matter as food and container manufacturers are becoming increasingly disrespectful of the public trust with something as personal as the food we put into our bodies. The only thing that will make these companies change their policies is public scandal. When that happens, they pretend that they care about the matter and give the impression that they never knew about the problem until then.
763636
I don't believe they are. There is no documentation of that. I would email the company to find out for sure, but that is something that companies usually brage about on a box if it is BPA free
2035949
Unfortunately, no. I could only take the company's word for it. Clear plastic like this often contain BPA. I'd think Audubon should be a responsible organization to provide safe products for birds.
1354127
The Bread Keeper and the box, does not say anything about BPA. I used to use plastic bags. I like this better. I am happy with the slicer because I can cut thinner slices, fewer calories.
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.
1885054
I would check directly with the company. Since IT IS NOT stated on the can, I DOUBT they are BPA free.
533333
I checked the packaging for bpa info and there is none. I would suggest emailing the manufacturer.
14858
I do not know what the manufacturer would say but technically there is no BPA in them so they should not leak toxins. However it is my opinion that no plastic should go into the microwave.
1310978
The bag does not state it's lead or PVC -free. So if I was to guess, I would assume these smelly plastic bugs "made in China " do have these harmful chemicals.
58103
I purchased this awhile ago and my memory is that under the search term BPA free, this item came up but I don't think it stated on the product package anywhere that is was BPA free. I figured that if the packaging didn't state it, chances are it is not. It's a guess on my part.
11190
Sorry, but there is no information on the can about BPA. I have found a lot of organic products do not provide info on BPA.
795590
I don't know whether or not the bags are BPA free. The bags aren't labeled in a way that indicates BPA or not. The bags aren't marketed with a focus on food storage and most of the bags in the set are quite small and, therefore, seem more intended for holding seeds, stamps, buttons, small parts and similar very small items than food items so my personal guess is that there was no reason for the manufacturer to exclude BPA in the formulation.