US EditionAFF: It’s time to move on from Dirty Dozen - Produce Blue Book
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AFF: It’s time to move on from Dirty Dozen - Produce Blue Book
This update was distributed by the Alliance for Food and Farming March 27, 2025: This year, we have enjoyed a March without the hype and inaccuracies of the so-called “Dirty Dozen” list. The annual release of this list has a legacy of negatively impacting consumers through misleading statements about produce safety, insulting farmers by labeling the fruits and vegetables they work hard to grow as “dirty” and denigrating and undermining the work …
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