Plastic VS Glass bottle for salad dressing

It's true that many people around the world have inadequate food supply. However that simply means all of us should use the best practices to prevent wasting or contaminating the food that we do have.

Are you talking about bottling and selling homemade salad dressing?

Nope.
Bpa leeches via thermal-reaction.
So unless you serve hot vinegarettes it is moot.

If you want to discuss bpa - Start a discussion on it.
Then file a suit against the fda (ex-monsatan ceo) and let me know how silly they make you feel...?

For someone who likes to command people to "Google it" instead of providing links, you don't seem to read the links that people provide you. From the link I provided you earlier, the article entitled, "The Scary New Evidence On BPA-Free Plastics", comes the following passage:

The center shipped Juliette's plastic cup, along with 17 others purchased from Target, Walmart, and Babies R Us, to CertiChem, a lab in Austin, Texas. More than a quarter—including Juliette's—came back positive for estrogenic activity. These results mirrored the lab's findings in its broader National Institutes of Health-funded research on BPA-free plastics. CertiChem and its founder, George Bittner, who is also a professor of neurobiology at the University of Texas-Austin, had recently coauthored a paper in the NIH journal Environmental Health Perspectives. It reported that "almost all" commercially available plastics that were tested leached synthetic estrogens—even when they weren't exposed to conditions known to unlock potentially harmful chemicals, such as the heat of a microwave, the steam of a dishwasher, or the sun's ultraviolet rays. According to Bittner's research, some BPA-free products actually released synthetic estrogens that were more potent than BPA.
Here's the link again: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/03/tritan-certichem-eastman-bpa-free-plastic-safe

So you get rid of the BPA in plastic, and there are still substances in plastic that not only come out under heat, but come out under non-heat conditions. It isn't much of a stretch to figure that if these supposedly "safe" substances come out under non-heat conditions, so will BPA. Besides, since the issue here is glass or plastic packaging, it doesn't matter much if the toxins come out from BPA or other substances anyway, it only matters that they come out and enter your food.

I used to provide many links here - Noone looked at them, so I lost interest.
I never 'commanded' anyone.
Just directed 'Izzy' to the obvious - NOT YOU.

Now, I'll read the rest of your post and if I fail to find it inspirational, will not reply.

Ok, you're being sensible - So I'll respond.

Firstly - The thread may well be about the poster's image (ego) and how others perceive her/him (dinner-guests) by what cutlery/crockery is in place.

Secondly - bpa, thimerosol and mercury, along with flouride, aspartame and msg are poisons - Purposely placed to fck everyone up.

Thirdly - NEVER partake in vaccines, allow anyone you care about to do so, or eat anything genetically modified.

Shall I continue?

You've done quite enough. I don't think it's necessary to muddy the waters any farther.

Sounds like a command to me, which is why I ignored it. Nobody tells me what to do.

But he has so much more opinionated horseplop.

That's true, and I'm sure we will hear more nonsense, I was trying to spare him the trouble of all that typing.

I don't think he's got much else on.

It was a suggestion.

Don't you think - Ganging-up on someone openly, on a thread - Reveals more about the perpetrator/s than their target?
Thanks for being so affected you found it necessary to partake.

Don't you think being rude to people, lecturing them like a spoilt thirteen year old and then whining when you get told where to go says a lot about you and your opinions.

I'm not interested in your bloody moaning, but I do get pissed off when some attention seeking idiot derails the thread.