DE HB109

Expands Delaware's bisphenol-A (BPA) ban from children's bottles and cups to all reusable food and beverage containers, including baby bottles, sports bottles, and thermoses

Prohibits BPA in food packaging for products intended for or marketed to children age 12 and under, including infant formula containers

Bans manufacturers from replacing BPA with known or suspected carcinogens, reproductive toxicants, or endocrine-disrupting chemicals as identified by EPA and European Commission lists

Requires all food packaging containing BPA to display a front-label warning stating "this package contains bisphenol A"

Mandates manufacturers post on their websites the chemical identity of all food contact substances or indirect food additives used in canned food; violations constitute a class A misdemeanor