Canned Meat/Meals

Bisphenol A (BPA) is the basis for plastics such as polycarbonates and is found in consumer goods such as baby bottles, plastic microwave food containers and canned food and beverage linings. On October 2008, Canada became the first country to formally declare BPA hazardous to human health, due to its links with a wide range of health disorders from infertility, breast and prostate cancer, to thyroid malfunction, attention deficit syndrome and recurrent miscarriage. It is commonly found in PVC and PS plastic packaging (cordial bottles, yoghurt tubs) and in the lining of canned food tins.  [Bisphenol-A Website]

This product type is likely to contain nitrates (additive numbers 249 - 252), associated with a range of intolerance symptoms such as headaches, irritable bowel symptoms, itchy rashes, asthma, children's behaviour problems, difficulty falling asleep and frequent night waking. Nitrates are commonly found in cured & processed meats (in bacon, ham, corned beef, saveloys and hot dogs, devon, salami-type sausages and some luncheon rolls).  [Fedup]

Contains meat & fats (Information compiled by Aduki)