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Better than plastic bottles, but still not good enough. Did Sigg do too little
too late with so many other options on the market?
They're much more eco-friendly than bottled water, they're cute, they come in all sizes and they're sturdy. What's not to love about our Sigg bottles?
Well, it turns out the lining. When Sigg got very quiet about what the lining of their bottles was made of, there was some doubt in my mind and that of many others whether there was something they knew or didn't know that we should.
Sigg has a letter from the CEO on their website explaining their thinking and actions.
BPA is in fact in the lining of the old Sigg bottles. If you are concerned about your bottles, please check this link to see which bottles you have. The new lining as of 2008, is BPA-free.
To see which liner you have, the copper-like lining is the old lining and a paler yellow lining is the newer BPA-free lining, please look at the photos on their site.
If you prefer to use bottles without any lining, then you can look for food quality stainless steel bottles such as Kleen Kanteen, Thermos' Foogo, Thinksport, or Kids Konserve.
For more info: ZRecs, If you have any additional questions regarding SIGG liners email: liners@mysigg.com.
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