Can Amazon comfirm that the cans being shipped are BPA free? A review says they are BPA free but I'd like the actualy product desc to reflect that.
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Listen, if you want no chemicals at all in your produce then grow your own. You can do this indoors too. I grow my tomatoes and for several years have dehydrated them then powdered them. Use a dry net on the cheap side, alton brown method or by a SQUARE dehydrator. Slice in a processor extra thin then powder in the processor. You want diced tomatoes? Dice n dry. I stopped buying canned for the most part years ago. I also stopped worrying so much about what I eat. My Gramma is nearly 100 yrs old and lives on her own. She eats what she can easily get
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I emailed the company regarding BPA; they responded as follows: At this time, we do not have anything on our packaging that states "BPA free", All of our products are however, BPA free in all food zones. Any product that we have manufactured or sold in the recent years have been manufactured this way.
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I called the company today and they said the old ones were NOT BPA free but the new ones are. I gave them my product number, that I bought today at Kohl's and mine was BPA free. Mine is a 5711.
699802
I just today (9/23/2014) received 2 of these Rubbermaid White Ice Cube Trays. There is NO symbol on them that says "BPA FREE". Also, on the packaging it says copywrite 2007 (I'm not sure what that means). So I called Rubbermaid. They said that starting in 2008, all Rubbermaid products were BPA-free AND that these products would say "BPA free" in that little triangle symbol. I asked the Rubbermaid customer service person, "So if these do not have that "BPA free" on the bottom should I assume that they are NOT BPA-free. She said "yes". Based on that I'm concluding these trays are NOT BPA-free, and were manufactured prior to 2008. If I am wrong someone please clarify. Kind of bugs me Amazon is selling something so old (again, if I am wrong let's clarify) - and that I am just going to throw these away.
163807
Yes they are. What I've learned is that only "clear" plastic bottles may contain BPA but doesn't hurt to ask or research each product someone is interested in purchasing.
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I pulled out a can I had on hand and checked for a BPA-free claim. Couldn't find anything so I sent a question to Oceans Natural. This is their response: "Thank you for contacting Ocean Naturals. We're thrilled that you like our tuna, and have been a fan since practically our beginning. As far as your BPA question: Ocean Naturals products are not manufactured with packaging materials (cans or lids) known to contain (BPA) Bisphenol A Diglycidyl Ether (BADGE), Bisphenol F, Diglycidyl Ether (BFDGE), or Novolac Glycidyl Ether (NOGE). These materials are not intentionally added to any of the packaging components we purchase. While some companies have decided to market their packaging as "BPA free" - as a brand we have stopped short of promoting the cans we use as "BPA free" for one reason. While it seems logical that 'free' means 'free', when it comes to product promises we have elected not to make such an absolute assertion without there being a clearly defined and established standard in place which outlines both a testing methodology and allowable levels we must meet in order to make such a claim. Hopefully a standard will be adopted shortly by the FDA and we can re-evaluate our decision about adding the claim to our package. I hope what I have shared is helpful. Thank you again for contacting Ocean Naturals. We are a young brand and appreciate your feedback. Thank you, Tricia Ocean Naturals"
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I am not certain but I doubt if these are BPA-free since vendors go out of their way to differentiate that product -- and typically charge more for the option.
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HI there was no information on the can anywhere that it was bpa free but...this was purchased over a year ago and by now they may have updated their cans to be bpa free..can you find a webpage for valley fresh maybe you can get customer service on the line and they can update you..sorry but all the cans got tossed so I will hope they have updated their processing to a healthier method.
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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.
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Wow! That is the quickest response I've ever had from any company! Nesco states in the e-mail that: "all of our current models and accessories are BPA free". They should really print that info on the product packaging so people can see it.
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Printed on the label is a statement saying that the lining of the can is BPA free. Hope this helps! Enjoy!
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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.
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At least when I purchased it .... It said it was BPA free. Ps. I still have mine. And LOVE it!
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I don't know what "BPA" is? I do know that the cans are plain old aluminum soda cans. What is BPA?
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Short of a laboratory test, I suppose you just have to take the seller's word for it. Not very different from any container advertised as "BPA free" bought at the supermarket -regardless of statements to that effect on the packaging or elsewhere, short of a laboratory test you cannot possibly be 100% sure that indeed the container is BPA free.
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I looked on the package and on the website. I do not see any indication that the cans are BPA free. But the mackerel (and trout) are so good. I usually look for BPA free cans also, but sometimes, as in the case of Cole's products, I purchase anyway.
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Dear Dave I'm surprised you are asking me...the best person is to ask is the seller of the product. I don't sell these jars. I only ordered them off Amazon. My hope is that they are BPA free.