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BPA (bisphenol A) is an industrial chemical used in some plastics and epoxy resins. In recent years, many consumers have become concerned about possible health effects, which is why "BPA-free" labeling has become standard for drinkware.\n\nBPA-free means the product does not contain bisphenol A. However, some BPA-free plastics still use similar compounds like BPS or BPF. For truly safe options, look for bottles made from Tritan copolyester, which is BPA, BPS and BPF free.\n\nWhen sourcing plastic bottles, ask your supplier for an FDA or EU food contact safety test report. The report should clearly state which material the bottle is made from and confirm it meets food contact standards.\n\nFor promotional buyers, BPA-free is now a basic requirement in most Western markets. If you are selling to schools, gyms or healthcare organizations, make sure your supplier can provide the relevant test documentation.
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