As consumers became aware of the dangers of BPA in plastic water bottles, the popularity of stainless steel water bottles exploded. One very popular brand that benefitted from the anti-BPA movement is Swiss company SIGG, who sold their trendy bottles on the promise of being BPA free.
In August, SIGG admitted to using BPA in the lining of their bottles until as recent as last summer! They are now offering consumers a free replacement, but seeing as they refuse to disclose what is in their new lining, who can trust them?
The Breast Cancer Fund has once again made it easy for us to speak up. Using their simple form letter, write SIGG CEO Steve Wasik to demand a REFUND and ask that they regain our trust by revealing the ingredients of the lining in their new bottles.
In August, SIGG admitted to using BPA in the lining of their bottles until as recent as last summer! They are now offering consumers a free replacement, but seeing as they refuse to disclose what is in their new lining, who can trust them?
The Breast Cancer Fund has once again made it easy for us to speak up. Using their simple form letter, write SIGG CEO Steve Wasik to demand a REFUND and ask that they regain our trust by revealing the ingredients of the lining in their new bottles.
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