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Indeed the article speaks to this: “ In terms of washing, it should remove some residues on the skin of a product (which will often be fungicides used to preve
by TedDoesntTalk 5y ago
Indeed the article speaks to this:
“ In terms of washing, it should remove some residues on the skin of a product (which will often be fungicides used to prevent rotting during storage and transportation). However, many modern [synthetic] pesticides are what are called ‘systemic’ which means that they are absorbed into the plant and distributed throughout its tissues, reaching any fruits or flowers. As a result, pesticide residues are often contained within the body of the produce itself and therefore washing the surface won’t remove them.”