A new study by Greenpeace has discovered a cocktail of over 100 dangerous chemicals in a typical British roast dinner, including onions, leeks, carrots, parsnips, peas, potatoes, swede, and turnips. The study also found that strawberries are treated with 42 pesticides. The researchers discovered that 102 different pesticides were used on these crops, with seven of them banned in the EU due to health and environmental concerns.
A new study by Greenpeace has revealed the presence of over 100 dangerous chemicals in a typical British roast dinner, including onions, leeks, carrots, parsnips, peas, potatoes, swede, and turnips.
The study also found that strawberries are treated with 42 pesticides. The researchers discovered that 102 different pesticides were used on these crops, with seven of them banned in the EU due to health and environmental concerns. The study also highlighted the multiple applications of pesticides on these crops and the potential health risks associated with pesticide exposure
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