Here’s what the tobacco pharmaceutical gun plastic industry spokesman said about the potential harm in their products:
Steven G. Hentges of the American Chemistry Council’s polycarbonate/BPA group said the findings “provide reassurance that consumers can continue to use products made from bisphenol A.”
“The limited evidence for effects in laboratory animals at low doses primarily highlights opportunities for additional research to better understand whether these findings are of any significance to human health,” he said.
Source: Los Angeles Times