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When media swallows the Dirty Dozen

- Analysis
It turns out mom was wrong, and I’m not supposed to eat my veggies because they’re toxic! It’s a silly angle for a story but there it was.

Studies contradict “Dirty Dozen” unsafe implication

- General News
Since 1995, an activist group has released a so-called “dirty dozen” produce list. However, peer reviewed studies show this list’s recommendations are not scientifically supportable while other studies show it may negatively impact consumers since it discourages purchasing of any produce – organic or conventional.

Dirty Dozen, Clean Fifteen lists released

- General News
Saying nearly 70 percent of fresh fruits and vegetables sold in the U.S. contain pesticide residue, the Environmental Working Group released its annual Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce, which includes its Dirty Dozen.