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Study Links High-Residue Produce to Increased Pesticide Levels in the Body

Summary by Food & Wine
The analysis combined USDA residue data with CDC health surveys, tracking pesticide markers in nearly 2,000 participants.Credit: deyangeorgiev / Getty ImagesKey PointsA recent analysis by the Environmental Working Group found that people who eat more high-residue produce have notably higher pesticide levels in their urine than those who choose lower-residue options.The study highlights gaps in current monitoring, noting that people are exposed t…

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Food & Wine broke the news in on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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