[Msw242]

Metal usually has a plastic coating though, doesn't it?

[giantg2]

Food/drink cans do. Reusable storage made from stainless steel usually doesn't.

[clnq]

Coca-Cola cans, and probably many others, have plastic coating with BPA on the inside.

But that doesn’t matter much in comparison, because PFAS (corrected) are in the product, allegedly: https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jan/19/simply-o...

[pitaj]

It's not BPA anymore, but something very similar.

Also, PFAS is not the plural of PFA - those are actually different classes of chemicals.

[Grazester]

I don't think someone trying to be totally healthy is going to be drinking Soda or any of these juices with their ridiculously high sugar content anyway.

[chrisco255]

BPA is not plastic.