Cracker from 1952 Korean War Rations

Cracker from 1952 Korean War Rations

[PRODUCT ID]: 40

[SERVING SIZE (g)]: 16

[COLLECTED]: H2 2024

[REGION]: Bay Area, CA

[STATUS]: Tested

[TAGS]: vintage, 1950s, cracker, military_rations

About this test

3 samples were screened for 18 phthalates plus BPA, BPS, and BPF. Measurements are reported by sample in ng/g, including non-detect and quantitation-limit status where available.

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Plastic Chemical Report

Cracker from 1952 Korean War Rations

Child
Adult
Phthalates
High
94.0% of TDI
Bisphenol
High
838.1% of TDI
Subst.
Low
0.0% of TDI
3 samples tested
• Method: GC-MS with isotope dilution
• Testing by Light Labs (ISO 17025)
• Lot numbers: N/A
Data shared with permission from PlasticList under CC BY 4.0
Plastic Chemical Facts
Serving size: 16g
Sample 1Sample 2Sample 3
Phthalates
4864096.04802992.0199664.0
64096.02992.08944.0
>960000.0>960000.038144.0
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Bisphenols
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336.0
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Phthalate Substitutes
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