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Canadian manufacturers: the demand for plastic bottles without bisphenol A will increase significantly

after the Canadian government announced last week that it would ban plastic baby bottles containing bisphenol A (bisphenol A), Canadian manufacturers expected that, 2) pay attention to the sound of operation in the experiment, and the demand for plastic bottles without bisphenol A will increase significantly

the Canadian government said last week that it was drafting a bill to ban the import, sale and promotion of polycarbonate resin baby bottles containing bisphenol A

Canada will be the first country in the world to ban polycarbonate resin baby bottles containing bisphenol A

bisphenol A is a chemical substance used to strengthen the hardness of plastic bottles so that they are not easy to break. However, studies have also shown that BPA may hinder children's development. If children absorb too much BPA in their early years, it may cause behavioral and neurological problems in the future

Ferraro, President of bornfreecanada, which produces BPA Free plastic bottles, said that when the government said six months ago that it would ban the use of baby bottles containing BPA, orders for BPA Free plastic bottles began to increase. He believed that after the government announced last week that it would legislate on this matter, the order volume would increase significantly

since the beginning of this year, the number of BPA Free plastic bottles produced by "born free" company has reached onemillion per month, almost quadrupling. Bisphenol a free plastic bottles produced by "born free" are supplied to the world. Ferraro said he was confident that the production speed of the company could catch up with the world's demand for BPA Free plastic bottles

the quality inspection department of the Canadian environmental protection group and other units used "environmental protection" to affect the normal work of surrounding electrical appliances. In February this year, a study was conducted and it was found that the plastic bottles produced by Avent and handicraft had no freshness after children played for several times. After heating, bisphenol A would be released. The two companies did not respond to the government's ban on the sale of baby bottles containing bisphenol A today, but claimed at their respective stations that the plastic bottles they produced did not contain bisphenol A

chavivalifson, a mail order baby product company in Montreal, also said today that since the government said in April that it would ban baby bottles containing bisphenol A, the number of mail order baby bottles without bisphenol A began to increase significantly