Calculating Environmental Chemical Levels in Humans

Published: 19 July 2007

Category: Packaging CONCERNS, Phthalates

According to Canada.com, researchers at Simon Fraser University have found methods to calculate chemical levels in humans. Some common environmental toxins to look out for are reportedly pesticides and phthalates, which can allegedly cause endocrine system damage and are found in “plastic wrap, food containers and perfume.”

Link to Full Article

Copyright © 2006 GPI

The keepitorganic.org website (the “Site”), its content, such as articles, text, graphics, images, and other material contained on the Site (“Content”), and any information or material posted on the Site by third parties are provided for informational purposes only. Visitors to the Site are invited to submit supporting or contradictory articles or other relevant information on organic foods and beverages and packaging for them, which will be considered for posting on the Site if they are third-party articles or information and are of a similar level of quality as articles and information currently posted on the Site.