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Only 20% of imported Japanese strawberries pass pesticide residue testing
The Consumers' Foundation sampled local and imported strawberries in January this year. Of the twelve strawberry samples tested, only the Korean strawberries had no pesticide residues detected; the remaining eleven strawberry samples were found to contain one to seventeen types of pesticide residues, and six of them did not meet the allowable agricultural residue limits, giving an overall failure rate of 50%. Broken down by place of origin, Japan's failure rate was even higher
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Pesticide Residues Are Highly Harmful: A Detailed Explanation of Detection and Prevention Methods
The use of pesticides is an unavoidable step in modern agriculture, but pesticides that remain on agricultural products due to improper pesticide use or ineffective detection will bring serious harm to the human body, agricultural products, and the production environment. Understanding the detection standards, causes, and hazards of pesticide residues can help us better remove and prevent pesticide residues.
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Can pregnant women eat green grapes? The difference between pesticide residues on the skin and red grapes explained in one go
Green grape (Vitis vinifera), also known as Thompson Seedless, originated in California, USA. Since China introduced this variety in 1987, all provinces in the northern region except Jilin Province have introduced and cultivated it. So can pregnant women eat green grapes? Are there pesticide residues on the skin? What is the difference between it and grapes
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Main Pollutants in Vegetables, Whether Vegetables with Wormholes Are Safe, and How to Remove Pesticide Residues
In the modern era of industrialization and technology, people's lives are becoming more and more convenient, but the food safety problems that come with it are also constantly sounding alarm bells. So what are the main pollutants in edible vegetables? Are those with wormholes safe? What methods are there for removing pesticide residues?
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How to Break Down Herbicide Residues? A Detailed Guide to Practical Methods
Vegetables and fruits nowadays almost always retain some pesticide residue, so they must be washed thoroughly before eating; especially with fruit, the peel must be removed, but some pesticides still remain no matter how much you wash them. So what are the methods to break down herbicide residues?
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What methods can remove pesticide residues
Nowadays, using pesticides in the cultivation of fruits and vegetables has become a very common practice, but it has also led to serious problems such as environmental pollution and ecological damage, and the most serious impact on us humans is pesticide residues. After all, no matter what
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What is the best way to wash fruit to remove pesticide residues?
I believe everyone knows that many fruits today are grown with pesticides, so the fruit you just bought will have a lot of pesticides on it. If you want to eat it, you need to wash the pesticides off the fruit first. So what should you use to wash fruit to remove pesticides?
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The secret behind the "straw spring roll crisp"! Fruit and vegetable residues become regenerated casing soil, and Zhou Zhaoyang grows button mushrooms to practice the circular economy
The secret behind the "straw spring roll crisp"! Fruit and vegetable residues become regenerated casing soil, and Zhou Zhaoyang grows button mushrooms to practice the circular economy
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US Pork Incoming 02"Loose US Management of Veterinary Drugs, Multiple Residues Widespread, FDA Once Warned Lean Meat Powder Drugmaker
US Pork Incoming 02"Loose US Management of Veterinary Drugs, Multiple Residues Widespread, FDA Once Warned Lean Meat Powder Drugmaker
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Milkfish (threadfin) sell well in China's home market during the pandemic, high drug residues and 70% of output sold to China are hidden concerns
COVID-19 impact: threadfin is a big winner in epidemic prevention, selling well in China's home market, but high drug residues and 70% of output sold to China are development concerns
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