Consumer Reports, May 1999, recommended that parents rid themselves of all polycarbonate baby bottles after finding that all the polycarbonate bottles they tested leached traces of bisphenol-A into infant formula when heated. We store our food and cook our food in glass or non-aluminum metal and wouldn't dream of exposing our children to plastics more than we have to. Today's children are exposed to an incredible amount of toxins from Aunt Mag's perfume to superabsorbent diapers, not to mention industrial pollutants. NO one knows the synergistic effects of all these chemicals. By the way, I have my accreditation in public relations from the Public Relations Society of America and am the former corporate PR head for a coal company.
Corporate people are in often in denial about the hazards of their own products.
Your industry may also tell you my illness does not exist. People on this list are trying to protect health, specifically the health of children and fetuses.