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Antía Lestido CardamaThe Conversation |
Canned food is safe, but cans are often lined with polymers that can release harmful chemicals, especially into fatty foods.
Las latas de conserva de bebidas y alimentos son envases seguros para la salud. Sin embargo, es necesario profundizar en las posibles interacciones...
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