Denmark bans PFAS from microwave popcorn bags, food containers — Quartz via @mona
▻https://qz.com/1700807/denmark-bans-pfas-from-microwave-popcorn-bags-food-containers
Donc les #empoisonneurs habituels nous ont une fois de plus exposés en parfaite connaissance de cause… et continuent à n’être pas inquiétés. #impunité
The myriad health effects of the many types of PFAS are just beginning to be understood, but already exposure to PFAS is estimated to cost Europe 50 billion euros in health costs each year. The compounds were first manufactured in the US by the companies Dupont and 3M, who knew that their product was a problem, as reporting by Sharon Lerner at the Intercept has shown. 3M, for example, knew that PFAS accumulated in people’s blood and were harmful to their health as early as the 1970s. Likewise, 3M has known since 2001 that PFAS were showing up in the US food supply.