Canada Labels Chemical In Plastic Bottles As Unsafe

Chemical found in hard plastic water bottles and hundreds of other common items came under increased pressure when Canada labeled it dangerous and said it may ban its use in baby bottles.

Apr 18th, 2008
Rob Gillies, Associated Press Writer
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