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Dirty Dozen

by Environmental Working Group

Conventional strawberries top the Dirty Dozen™ list of EWG's 2016 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, displacing apples, which headed the list the last five years running

6.0
Based in +1,000 votes
6.0
Based in +1,000 votes

Last 20 Comments

  • This is normally a great app to use, but with today's update (3/27/15) it's upside down. 8 years ago
  • EWG is such a great website, so much info, why the lame app? c'mon, put more into it, QR and barcode reading and access to product info and reviews. 8 years ago
  • Love this app, but would love to see something similar with seafood. 8 years ago
  • Awesome i love it. 8 years ago
  • Great. 8 years ago
  • Amazing app. 8 years ago
  • I am a very health conscience person so this app goes with me every time I go to the store!!. 8 years ago
  • Thank you! This is so helpful at farmers market and grocery store! Well washed and organic doesn't mean safe!. 8 years ago
  • We need the 2015 list update please!!!. 8 years ago
  • Just want you to know that if you open the updated version in iPhone with the phone's portrait orientation lock on. 8 years ago
  • Giant buttons get in the way if the content you really want to see: the full list of produce from bad to good. 8 years ago
  • The app is upside down on my iPhone 5. 8 years ago
  • The app shows as upside down. 8 years ago
  • Very helpful app, but also upside down for me with orientation locked. 8 years ago
  • The prior display version was much more ergonomic: convenient font size, compact and efficient, no excessive scrolling needed to navigate the lists. 8 years ago
  • It's very inconvenient to read when you're shopping. 8 years ago
  • This app is a nice and easy guide that simply lists the 'dirty dozen' and the 'clean fifteen'. 8 years ago
  • i have deleted and relaoded but it is alway blank on my phone and pad. 8 years ago
  • And they update the results every year-great for the healthy shopper. 8 years ago
  • Bad. 8 years ago