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This month, the U.
S.
state of Arizona introduced SB 1376 to ban bisphenol A (BPA)
in certain children's products.
The proposed provisions include: As of January 1, 2016, no person shall manufacture, sell, or supply infant formula or baby food in plastic containers/cans containing BPA in Arizona; and children's containers containing BPA (cups or spill-proof bottles designed for use by children 5 years of age and younger).
Before December 31, 2015, if it can be proved that the following conditions can be proven: plastic containers/cans, etc.
were purchased or obtained before the entry into force of this law; If the number of containers/cans purchased or acquired is comparable to that purchased or acquired during the same period of the previous year, the inventory may be sold or distributed in that State
.
In addition, the proposal mentions that alternative substances should be used as far as possible to replace BPA
.
At present, the proposal has been submitted to the Senate CEM subcommittee
.
(Xiaohua)
