Original sentence: Minnesota banned the use of BPA in baby bottles and sippy cups.The City of Chicago adopted a similar ban the following week
Edited sentence: " It further notes that,." The products impacted are known as sippy cups and baby bottles.1, 2010.Among the first states to pass regulations limiting or banning BPA was Minnesota and Illinois.Burke and Flores pushed the measure through after backing down from a more aggressive version that would have outlawed nearly any product for children that was made with the chemical.Chicago Tribune article noted up-hill battle while passing legislation, "[industry officials] used FDA’s position on the issue when they tried to block the city’s measure.Chicago bans the sale after 2010 of any empty food or drink container containing BPA that is intended for use by children less than 3 years old.Coverage of Chicago's ban in the news showed a relentless opposition by the industry.Edward Burke (14th).Manny Flores (1st), who co-sponsored the Chicago measure with Ald.Minnesota's regulation takes effect in 2010, "manufacturers of ... children's products containing BPA may not sell them in the state after Jan.Still, the chemical industry fought hard to thwart the scaled-back ban, including hiring former Ald.Terry Gabinski (32nd) to lobby against it.The American Chemistry Council trade group responded with a written statement that called [the] vote “unwarranted.The City of Chicago adopted a similar ban shortly.The ban extends to all retailers in the state a year later.“The FDA continues to be recalcitrant and very slow about taking any action on BPA,” said Ald