Introduction
The expression BPA Free has become one of the main selection criteria when buying reusable cups and food contact containers. But does everyone really know what it means?
This article explains what Bisphenol A (BPA) is, why the BPA Free designation came about, and what aspects to consider when choosing food contact products.
What is BPA?
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a substance used for decades in certain industrial applications. Scientific and regulatory evolution has led to the development of alternatives and an increased demand for BPA-free materials.
BPA Free only means that the product was produced without Bisphenol A. It does not replace the need to comply with all applicable legislation for food contact materials.
How to choose a reusable cup
- Check for food contact compliance.
- Choose materials suitable for use.
- Consider resistance, transparency, and durability.
- Opt for recognized manufacturers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does BPA Free mean?
It means that the product was manufactured without Bisphenol A.
Is Tritan BPA Free?
Yes, Tritan is marketed as a BPA-free material.
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