Imported sweet pea pods all exceed pesticide limits and lack labeling; Consumers' Foundation questions ractopamine pork management
Imported sweet pea pods all exceed pesticide limits and lack labeling. Consumers' Foundation: If you can't even manage imported vegetables well, how can you manage ractopamine pork?
Consumers' Foundation spot checks: imported pea pods and sweet pea pods exceed pesticide limits
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