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Environmental Working Group Dirty Dozen List
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Last discussed Sep 21, 2026
An annual list published by the Environmental Working Group identifying conventionally grown fruits and vegetables with the highest levels of pesticide residues.
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Mark Hyman, MD · Sep 21, 2026
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Used for: Deciding which fruits and vegetables to prioritize buying organic based on pesticide residue levels
Praised: Helpful starting point for strategic organic purchasing decisions
"One resource you can use is the Environmental Working Group's annual dirty dozen list, which highlights conventionally grown fruits and veggies and identifies those that have higher levels of pesticide residues. I wouldn't use it as a reason to av..."
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