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Lids on glass products often contain BPA lining.

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Above I meant the only Eden Foods lined with BPA  are tomatoes(I understand that isn't true for all food companies).  I also think a ban on bottles/cups/etc is a start, but to not ban on foods that kids frequently eat would also be a step in the right direction to lower childhood exposure.

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I agree.  I really wish labelling was more of a priority for the states and for the FDA.  We have the right to know what we buy!

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Has Eden Foods explored the use of Tetra Paks for their tomato products?  I understand that those products are the only canned products lined with BPA.  Is that understanding correct?

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