Canned Goods
Dole Corn
Brand: Dole. Consider organic alternatives in canned goods category
Dole Corn is currently classified as highest concern in the NonToxic.com database, with a 28/100 comparative safety score. DEHP measured at 38 ng/g; microplastics measured at 4 particles per 100g. Scored relative to other Canned Goods products in this database. This is a shopping comparison aid, not a medical or regulatory determination.
DEHP signal38 ng/g
Microplastics4 particles per 100g
Test year2024
Evidence confidence
High confidence
Confidence reflects whether source, year, and measured contamination fields are available.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Study source | Research 2024 |
| Year tested | 2024 |
| Contamination source | Packaging Migration |
| Polymer types | PET |
| DEHP signal | 38 ng/g |
| Microplastics signal | 4 particles per 100g |
How to interpret this product record.
This page is a comparison aid for canned goods, not a toxin-free certification. Use the score with the source, test year, contaminant fields, packaging context, and safer alternatives before making a purchase decision.
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Product FAQ
Common questions about Dole Corn.
Is Dole Corn a lower-concern product?
NonToxic.com currently classifies Dole Corn as highest concern with a 28/100 score. DEHP measured at 38 ng/g; microplastics measured at 4 particles per 100g. Scored relative to other Canned Goods products in this database.
What evidence is available for Dole Corn?
Dole Corn currently lists Research 2024 as the study source, 2024 as the test year, 38 ng/g as the DEHP signal, and 4 particles per 100g as the microplastics signal. The evidence label is high confidence.
What should I compare Dole Corn against?
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