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Check out EWG's Dirty Dozen list to help decide when you should splurge for organic produce – part of our annual Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce™
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Dirty Dozen™. Of the 46 items included in our analysis,...
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EWG’s 2024 Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce™: The...
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It includes two well-known lists: the Dirty Dozen™, the 12...
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Check out EWG's Clean Fifteen list to help decide when you...
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MARCH 20, 2024. Top three takeaways. EWG’s 2024 Dirty Dozen™...
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21 mars 2024 · Every year, the EWG's Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen provide an overview of the fruits and vegetables that contain the most and least pesticides. These lists can help you decide where it's worth it to splurge on organic produce versus save your cash for that fancy olive oil you've been eyeing.
Dirty Dozen™. Of the 46 items included in our analysis, these 12 fruits and vegetables were most contaminated with pesticides. 1. Strawberries. 2. Spinach. 3. Kale, collard & mustard greens. 4. Grapes. 5. Peaches. 6. Pears. 7. Nectarines. 8. Apples. 9. Bell & hot Peppers. 10. Cherries. 11. Blueberries. 12. Green Beans.
20 mars 2024 · MARCH 20, 2024. Top three takeaways. EWG’s 2024 Dirty Dozen™ is loaded with fungicides that can disrupt human hormone systems. This year, 75 percent of non-organic produce – and 95 percent of items on the Dirty Dozen – is coated with pesticides.
15 mars 2023 · CNN — Blueberries, beloved by nutritionists for their anti-inflammatory properties, have joined fiber-rich green beans in this year’s Dirty Dozen of nonorganic produce with the most pesticides,...
15 mars 2023 · The 2023 Dirty Dozen remains relatively similar to the 2022 list, with two major changes: Blueberries and green beans joined the list, clinching the No. 11 and No. 12 spots, respectively. (The list goes from highest to lowest pesticide concentration.) These additions knocked celery and tomatoes off of the list.
28 avr. 2023 · The first is the ominously titled Dirty Dozen, and the second is the more positive-sounding Clean Fifteen. Just recently, the nonprofit, which claims to help individuals live their “healthiest life,” delivered its 2023 versions of these lists. But what exactly is the purpose behind them? And how closely should we pay attention to ...
