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I’m Just a Mom – What Can I Do?

How does a mom let major corporations like Coke and DelMonte know that their advertising dollars would be better spent finding a safe alternative to BPA?

Safer States, one of my favorite resources, has created Safer Cans to function as a voice for moms like us.  Let’s throw our weight behind the movement for safe products! Let’s make it clear that their effort to stifle the truth about BPA instead of correcting the problem is not only absurd, but also succeeded in offending the very market they planned to sway!

Now is the time for them to make a swift move to regain our trust.  And the only way to accomplish that huge task is to abandon the current pro-BPA marketing plan and spend that money researching alternatives instead.  Lindsay Dahl of Healthy Legacy (@healthylegacy) stated it perfectly in a tweet:

Instead of a Twitter address on Pepsi/Coke cans, we’d like to see them put a BPA-free label on their cans!

Join Us in Fighting Back!

• Visit SaferCans.org for details on asking Congress to ban BPA
  
• Follow them on Twitter (@safercans)
• Join their Facebook page
• Add the Safer Cans action button to your website (see html code below)
  
• Call Coke and Del Monte and let them know that we want them to stop using BPA in their products: Coke: 1-800-GET-COKE, ext. 2 and Del Monte: 1-800-543-3090
  
• Ask everyone you know to do the same.  We need to hold companies accountable.  Let’s make a serious impression and cause the healthy change our families need!
  

>> Be sure to read Safer States’ latest update on changing to a BPA-free epoxy linings in cans, Two cents for safer BPA-free cans

SaferCans Action Button Code:

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