For example, EWG penalizes conventionally made foods that are not certified organic by adding 0.5 points to its score. This is reduced slightly to 0.2 points for products that can prove they are ...

For many consumers, the Environmental Working Group is a godsend, using science to slice through a fog populated by unpronounceable ingredients on food labels, cosmetics labels, and pretty much ...

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) today launched EWG’s Food Scores: Rate Your Plate. The website rates more than 80,000 packaged foods from 1,500 brands, with criteria like nutrition ...

The EWG score doesn't account for individual susceptibility — meaning that some people might have underlying conditions that would make them more prone to feeling these effects. The EWG also ...

The database – Food Scores: Rate Your Plate – took three years to compile, and EWG says it is “the most comprehensive food-rating database available to consumers.” The database scores ...

check out the EWG website tool that literally allows you to type in a sunscreen name and read its safety score. You'll quickly get information that helps you decide to save or toss. The ...

The Environmental Working Group (EWG), a U.S. based advocacy and research group, released its 2020 Dirty Dozen list this week, an annual shopper’s guide for fresh produce evaluating which fruits ...