NAMPA questions study linking BPA with autism

North American Metal Packaging Association responds to study linking BPA with autism: “study was of poor design with no control over contamination”

High disease costs attributed to EDC exposure

New series of studies suggests that costs attributable to EDCs are over €150 billion per year in Europe

Effects of phthalates on reproductive function in young Swedish men

Swedish researchers find link between prenatal exposure to DEHP and DiNP and lower semen volume in adolescent males

BPA may be linked to autism spectrum disorder

New study shows BPA is metabolized to lesser extent in children with autism spectrum disorder

Interventions reduced phthalate exposure in Taiwanese girls

New study develops and successfully implements intervention strategies for reducing exposure to phthalates

Newsweek article reports on opposing viewpoints on BPA

Representatives from academia, government and industry express their opinions on BPA, battle over BPA safety continues

Review on neurotoxic potential of phthalates

Canadian researchers review research on effects of phthalates on brain structure and function

EFSA publishes two opinions on FCM recycling processes

CEF evaluated PET and HDPE recycling processes, additional data requested for HDPE recycling

The Times: article questions FCM safety

Article questioning safety of FCMs concludes that consumers should reduce consumption of packaged food

EFSA approves two food contact substances

New processing agents do not raise safety concerns for consumers, will be used in various types of plastics