Demystifying The Dirty Dozen: Why Some Fruits and Vegetables Carry More Pesticides

Demystifying The Dirty Dozen: Why Some Fruits and Vegetables Carry More Pesticides

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Demystifying The Dirty Dozen: Why Some Fruits and Vegetables Carry More Pesticides - Nemos News Network

Authored by Cara Michelle Miller via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Every year, the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) new list causes a stir in the produce aisle—and this time, two newcomers, blackberries and potatoes, have landed on the Dirty Dozen list, prompting many shoppers to give their grocery carts a second look. The Epoch TImes/Shutterstock […]

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EWG’s 2025 “Dirty Dozen” exposes pesticide risks in blackberries and potatoes – altnews.org

EWG’s 2025 “Dirty Dozen” exposes pesticide risks in blackberries and potatoes The EWG’s 2025 “Dirty Dozen” report adds blackberries and

Annual Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen Named by the Environmental Working Group

The annual report by the Environmental Working Group has named this year’s “dirty dozen” and “clean 15”. The group investigates produce items that are found to be contaminated with the highest levels of pesticides as well as the lowest levels. The list is meant to help shoppers make informed decisions about their produce and be aware of items that might need extra cleansing before consuming.

Legacy media still wants to scare with the Dirty Dozen

Every year when the Environmental Working Group releases its Dirty Dozen list, we look at how legacy media covers the release. We typically see scare-type stories because media knows that gets attention. This year there’s no shortage of that. But each year, we seem to see more media outlets ignore it, since it’s nonsense that discourages fruit and vegetable consumption. Last week the EWG released its list, and that same day the Alliance for Food…