Trace bisphenol A levels in canned goods harmless: Health Canada
Trace bisphenol A levels in canned goods harmless: Health Canada
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Health Canada says canned foods are safe to eat, after testing detected low levels of bisphenol A in the products. |
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News entry number 5013 added on May 31, 2008 in the Health category.
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