Are There Pesticides on Oranges? What to Know and How to Clean Them
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According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), nearly 90% of conventionally grown citrus fruits tested contain detectable levels of fungicides, with oranges being particularly susceptible. This reveals that, yes, there are pesticides on oranges, primarily concentrated on the peel. The good news is that for most consumers, these residues can be minimized or avoided with proper washing and conscious purchasing habits.
