Baby bottle manufacturers urged to remove chemical

Baby bottle manufacturers were urged today to act now to remove from their products a potentially dangerous chemical which will be outlawed from next June.

Baby bottle manufacturers urged to remove chemical
Fri, 26 Nov, 2010 - 14:02

Baby bottle manufacturers were urged today to act now to remove from their products a potentially dangerous chemical which will be outlawed from next June.

The European Commission ban, endorsed by EU food safety experts, will remove Bisphenol A from plastic infant feeding bottles.

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