BPA substitute may be more harmful than original say Guelph researchers
By A Mystery Man Writer
Researchers at University of Guelph are warning that people buying BPA-free plastics may not be getting a product free from bisphenol — or the health concerns associated with BPA.
New study indicates chemicals from grocery stickers may be leaching into foods. Here's what you need to know
OVC Bulletin
OVC Bulletin
OVC Bulletin
Natura Market Healthy foods delivered
BPA substitute may be more harmful than original say Guelph researchers
OVC Bulletin
BPA substitute may be more harmful than original say Guelph researchers
New study indicates chemicals from grocery stickers may be leaching into foods. Here's what you need to know
OVC Bulletin