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Eco-Test Warns: In This Can Final Dish a Worrying Chemical Lurks

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The tin can is not to be thought away as an iron reserve. However, if you are worried about your health, you should eat less canned food. Because eco-test finds in many cans Bisphenol A. Especially a brand manufacturer is affected.

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Ravioli, pineapple, lentil soup: Those who use the can often buy hormone-effective chemicals. This is shown by a recent study of "eco-test".

·Berlin, Germany
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The tin can is not to be thought away as an iron reserve. However, if you are worried about your health, you should eat less canned food. Because eco-test finds in many cans Bisphenol A. Especially a brand manufacturer is affected.

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Ravioli, pineapple, lentil soup: Those who use the can often buy hormone-effective chemicals. This is shown by a recent study of "eco-test". What does this mean for consumers?

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Canned ravioli, lentil stew, pineapple or herring fillets: A recent test by ÖKO-TEST shows that many canned foods still contain bisphenols – but there are first positive exceptions.

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Ravioli, pineapple, lentil soup: Those who use the can often buy hormone-effective chemicals. This is shown by a recent study of "eco-test". What does this mean for consumers?

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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