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When to buy organic

12:11 PM Mon, Aug 04, 2008 |  | 
Cathy Barber   E-mail   News tips

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The Environmental Working Group ranks 45 produce items from highest pesticide load to lowest. Sad to say, peaches top the list, with the highest amount of pesticide.
Looking at the list, it's easy to develop your own mental cheat sheet. Things you eat whole -- peaches, apples and the like -- are more likely to contain pesticide residue than things you peel -- onions, avocados and pineapple, for instance.
Find out more here.


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Posted by Michael @ 5:47 PM Mon, Aug 04, 2008


As I understand, celery is also one of the vegetables with the highest concentrations of pesticides.
I will only buy certified organic celery.



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