Metal Packaging Library

• Articles

• Townhall – Jan. 2012 – Regulations & Bans and What Voters Want: An Untapped Market
• American Council on Science and Health – Dec. 2011 – FDA to re-examine BPA: A win-win despite NRDC’s exultation
• Forbes – Nov. 2011 – Breast Cancer Fund's Scary Thanksgiving Study Is A Turkey
• Forbes – Nov. 2011 – BPA and Babies: New Research From FDA Focuses On What Happens In Womb
• Charleston Daily Mail – Oct. 2011 – Bisphenol A Hysteria
• Forbes – Oct. 2011 – Top Government Scientists Catch Media's Favorite Anti BPA Researcher in Absurd Claims, Ties To Trial Lawyers
• Food Product Design – Oct. 2011 – Study: BPA Has No Developmental Effects
• Forbes – Oct. 2011 – Breast Cancer Fund Study: Science Or Class Warfare?
• Human Events – Oct. 2011 – Left's BPA Media Hysteria is Hazardous to Your Health
• Forbes – Sept. 2011 – Don't Inject BPA Into Your Breasts - And That Goes For Men Too!
• The National Review – Sept. 2011 – Chemical Warfare
• Food Production Daily – Sept. 2011 – US Government study casts significant doubts over bisphenol A threat
• The American – Sept. 2011 – Paper and Plastic: When Political Ideology Trumps Sound Science
• Food Production Daily – Sept. 2011 – ‘Very small’ risk from bisphenol A, says Japanese national research body

• The Orange County Register – Aug. 2011 – Henry Miller: BPA law should be canned

• The Montreal Gazette – Aug. 2011 – 'Majestic study' casts doubt on bisphenol a scare

• International Food Information Council Food Insight – Aug. 2011 – What does the current science have to say about Bisphenol A (BPA)?

• Wall Street Journal – Aug. 2011 – Wall Street Journal: “Postscript to a Panic.” The scare over BPA & a new EPA funded study “debunking” the scare
• Forbes – Jul. 2011 – “Majestically Scientific” Federal Study On BPA Has Stunning Findings: So Why Is The Media Ignoring It?
• The Huffington Post – Jul. 2011 – “Dilemma: NRDC Vs. California Vs. Science”
• Chemical Insider Daily – Apr. 2011 – “Food Fight: BPA-- Use it or Lose it”
• Washington Post – Feb. 2010 – “Alternatives to BPA containers not easy for U.S. foodmakers to find”

• Washington Times – Aug. 2010 – Seeking Food Safety, Getting Human Harm; Food-borne Illness Could Result from BPA Ban
• Canadian National Post – Aug. 2010 – Canadians have same BPA levels as other people! Scared yet?
• Wall Street Journal – Feb. 2010 – Are Plastics Making Us Fat?
• WebMD – Feb. 2010 – WebMD BPA Not Linked to Ill Effects in 2 Studies Findings Conflict With Earlier Studies Suggesting Plastics Chemical Is a Health Hazard
• Ethical Corporation Magazine – Jan. 2010 – Chemicals regulation and real science: The troubling case of BPA
• STATS – Nov. 2009 – Top US EPA scientist rejects Consumer Reports’ BPA claim
• STATS – Nov. 2009 – Consumer Reports BPA study filled with factual errors
  
  
• Reports

• American Council on Science and Heath – Jan. 2011 – Chemophobia

• Government and Scientific Research Studies/Analyses

• Journal of Toxicological Sciences – BPA In Utero Does Not Affect Reproduction in Rats
• National Toxicology Program – BPA Metabolism and Route of Exposure
• U.S. Food and Drug Administration – Update on Bisphenol A for Use in Food Contact: Public Health Recommendations Applications
  
  

• International Reviews

• Japanese National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) - Bisphenol A Risk Assessment Document
• World Health Organization – FAO/WHO Expert meeting to review toxicological and health aspects of Bisphenol A
• European Food Safety Authority Review – Scientific Opinion on Bisphenol A: evaluation of a study investigating its neurodevelopmental toxicity, review of recent scientific literature on its toxicity and advice on the Danish risk assessment of Bisphenol A
• Health Canada – Government of Canada's assessment for bisphenol A
• Health Canada – Letter from John Salminen, Chief, Chemical Health Hazard Assessment Division, Health Canada
  
  

• NAMPA Background Information

• Overview of June 2011 Study on Human BPA Exposure conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Centers for Disease Control, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
• International Government Agency Findings of BPA Safety in Metal Packaging
• Beyond the Headlines: Quotes from around the world on the safety of Bisphenol A (BPA)
• Considerations in Development of Can Coatings Technologies
• Overview of Hypothesis versus Guideline Research
• Benefits of Metal Packaging
• NAMPA Expresses Confidence in BPA Safety for Food Packaging Applications
• Melamine and Metal Packaging
• Comments to Environment Canada Regarding the Draft Screening Assessment Report on BPA
• Metal Packaging: Providing Nutritious, Safe Food to Consumers Worldwide
• NAMPA Encourages Sound Science to Guide Policy on BPA
• Information Sheet: Safety of BPA-derived Can Liners