Polycarbonate/BPA Global Group
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news and highlights American Chemistry Council Comments on Consumer Reports Study [11/2/2009] New EPA Rodent Study Finds No Low-Dose BPA Effects on Reproductive Function or Behavior [10/30/2009] New Bisphenol A Study Has Many Limitations But No Clear Conclusions [10/6/2009] California Effort to Ban BPA Fails [Plastics News, 9/14/2009] |
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The Polycarbonate/BPA Global Group promotes the business interests and general welfare of the polycarbonate and bisphenol A (BPA) industry through relevant technical, communications, and public policy activities. The membership consists of most of the major manufacturers of polycarbonate plastic and BPA worldwide.
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Information Sheets
- What Is Bisphenol A and How Is It Used?
- What the Experts Say
- Human Safety
- Environmental Safety
- Endocrine Disruption
- FAQs About Bisphenol-A (BPA)
Report/Testimony
- Final National Toxicology Program Report [9/2008]
- ACC Testifies on Plastic Additives in Consumer Products [5/14/2008]
Links
- Chemical Substances
Government of Canada Takes Action on Another Chemical of Concern:
Bisphenol A - Chemical Abstracts (pdf)
Draft Screening Assessment - Health Canada
Minister’s Remarks on Bisphenol A - “May Not Be As Harmful as Thought”
KGO San Francisco story about plastics and BPA. - Bisphenol-A Web Site
Comprehensive resource for environmental, health and safety information about bisphenol A (BPA). - Plastics Info
Information on how plastics make our lives better.
News Releases
- Findings From New Study on Occupational Exposure to BPA of Limited Relevance to Consumers [11/11/2009]
- American Chemistry Council Comments on Consumer Reports Study [11/2/2009]
- New EPA Rodent Study Finds No Low-Dose BPA Effects on Reproductive Function or Behavior [10/30/2009]
- New Bisphenol A Study Has Many Limitations But No Clear Conclusions [10/6/2009]
- California Expert Panel Concludes Bisphenol A is Not a Reproductive or Developmental Toxicant [7/15/2009]