The BPA-free sticker makes us feel better about the water bottles we drink from and the toys we give our children. But Hunt is here to burst the BPA-free bubble. There are now at least 50 BPA-free ...

From the viral Stanley cup to Bravo-themed tumblers, these must-have bottles will help you reach your hydration goals.

Your “BPA-free” plastic product may be no safer than the product it replaced, says a new UCLA study that analyzed the impact of a common BPA alternative on zebra fish embryos. The study joins ...

Some companies began making BPA-free products by replacing BPA with another chemical, Bisphenol S, or BPS. But new research on zebrafish suggests that BPS may have similar physical effects.

Bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical primarily used in plastics, is tightly regulated in Canada. But there are concerns unregulated chemicals replacing BPA have similar negative effects on the body.

Increasing numbers of supposedly health-conscious consumers are choosing products with "free from" labels, from "BPA-free" plastics to "non-GMO" foods. But such labels do not increase public ...

Even BPA-free plastic particles can mess with your sex hormones, study finds It's not just plastics with BPA: everyday plastic pollution could be endocrine-disrupting, too ...

Appleton, the only producer of BPA-free thermal receipt paper in the U.S, announced this week that it has added special markings to its paper so that shoppers and cashiers can immediately see if ...

National Beverage said its production facilities switched to BPA-free can liners in April. Some stores may still have older LaCroix cans on shelves.

In a study published in National Science Review, researchers from Zhejiang University discovered that bisphenol fluorene-9-bisphenol (BHPF), a common substitute for bisphenol A (BPA), frequently ...