More than 50 different pesticides, some of which are linked to serious health hazards, were detected on nonorganic produce in this year’s “Dirty Dozen” list.

More than 50 different pesticides, some of which are linked to serious health hazards, were detected on nonorganic produce in this year’s “Dirty Dozen” list.

Relying on data from the Department of Agriculture, the group has released its annual list of foods they deem “dirty” and “clean” to help consumers make better-informed choices at the ...

Discover the 2025 Dirty Dozen list of fruits and vegetables with highest pesticide residues, according to the Environmental Working Group.

The EWG’s annual report of 12 produce items found to be contaminated with high levels of pesticides has two new additions.

In addition to the Dirty Dozen, the EWG releases a list of low-residue produce called the Clean Fifteen. Both lists are compiled using data collected by the United States Department of Agriculture.

The Dirty Dozen list of vegetables that need extra cleaning attention includes common favorites such as spinach, grapes, apples, bell peppers, cherries, blueberries and green beans.

More than 90% of samples of a dozen fruits and vegetables tested positive for potentially harmful pesticide residues, according to the 2025 Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce. Dubbed the “Dirty ...

Over 90% of tested produce contains pesticide residues. Discover the 2025 Dirty Dozen list and learn how to reduce pesticide exposure.