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Do you got a source that chlorpyrifos is banned in foods sold in EU? A quick search seems to indicate that imported food can still have been grown with chlorpy
by osivertsson 3y ago
Do you got a source that chlorpyrifos is banned in foods sold in EU?
A quick search seems to indicate that imported food can still have been grown with chlorpyrifos:
https://www.eurofins.de/food-analysis/food-news/food-testing-news/ban-of-chlorpyrifos-and-chlorpyrifos-methyl https://www.eurofins.de/food-analysis/food-news/food-testing...
Since we import a fair bit of vegetables and fruit during winter, we may still consume it here in the EU area.
Also, Ascenza Agro and Industries Afrasa that sell chlorpyrifos based products recently tried to overturn this ban, but luckily were not able to:
https://www.env-health.org/victory-for-health-european-general-court-upholds-ban-for-chlorpyrifos-methyl/ https://www.env-health.org/victory-for-health-european-gener...
- LtdJorge 3y agoIt is banned in the EU, "contaminated" goods tend to be caught by the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed.