Pesticide labels are more like long technical manuals ... And ultimately, Economos says, an environment free of toxic chemicals offers better protection than bilingual labels. “Farmworkers are the ...

Labels that say “pesticide-free” or “zero pesticides” aren’t regulated terms. If you’re trying to cut back on salt, look for labels that read “low sodium” or “very low sodium.” ...

Called the "Dirty Dozen" an advocacy group is out with its annual list naming fruits and vegetables that have the most ...

4 Similar initiatives are in place in Germany, and pesticide-free labels are emerging in Europe, such as the French “cultivé sans pesticides” for tomatoes. 5 These schemes enable farmers to ...

Walking into a supermarket, you encounter a cornucopia—but you know we live in a world filled with toxic pesticides. You want to make the best choice, but navigating the options and labels can ...

where a few cooperatives have launched a“pesticide-free” label for tomatoes. The appetite for such voluntary“middle path” initiatives is growing in Europe. However, the scrapping of the ...

The first step in using a pesticide is to READ THE LABEL. The label is a legal document with information controlled by the Environmental Protection Agency. The aim is to control the risks to both ...