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It sounds like they got a commitment to end it. Am I understanding that right? When will I be able to be confident that my food packaging no longer has any PFAS
by elil17 2y ago
It sounds like they got a commitment to end it. Am I understanding that right? When will I be able to be confident that my food packaging no longer has any PFAS?
- freitzkriesler2 2y agoReading it, it sounds like now but existing stock will need to move through the supply chain first so we're not out of the woods yet. Now we need to look at the plastic layer thats in canned foods and sodas. A small win against the otherwise massive mess we have with xenoestrogenic chemicals turning the friggin frogs gay. /S
- amanaplanacanal 2y agoMaybe not turning the frogs gay, but possibly messing with our metabolism and contributing to the epidemic of obesity.
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