This year, we at the Alliance for Food and Farming have enjoyed a March without the hype and inaccuracies of the so-called “Dirty Dozen”.

food safety nonprofit Environmental Working Group publishes a list of produce most likely to contain pesticides. It's called the "The Dirty Dozen" and it's a cheat sheet of which fruits and ...

A recent study by the Environmental Working Group shows that a dozen produce items have high levels of pesticides. See the results here.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Melbourne’s street corners were strewn with shells back in the 1850s when native angasi oysters were the street food of choice and ...