alternatives to bpa

What Can Consumers Do?

Consumers can take proactive steps to minimize exposure to BPA and its alternatives:
- Read Labels: Look for BPA-free labels on products and be aware of the types of plastics used.
- Choose Safe Materials: Opt for safer alternatives like glass, stainless steel, or food-grade silicone.
- Avoid Heat: Do not microwave food in plastic containers unless they are specifically labeled as microwave-safe.
- Reduce Canned Foods: Limit the consumption of canned foods, as the linings may contain BPA or its substitutes.
- Stay Informed: Keep up with the latest research and regulatory updates on BPA and its alternatives.

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