While fruits and veggies can be some of the healthiest foods you eat, some have higher instances of pesticides than others.

A new study published in the American Chemical Society's Nano Letters reveals that just washing fruits and veggies in the ...

But considering we know the virus can live on hard surfaces and that fresh produce may be handled by other customers, there’s absolutely no harm in washing fruit and vegetables to rid them of ...

Nobody likes wasting food or money, yet spoiled veggies and fruits often go unnoticed in the fridge until it's too late.

Ensuring that fruits and vegetables are free from pesticide residues is crucial for maintaining a healthy diet. Pesticides, used in conventional agriculture to protect crops from pests and ...

It's called "The Dirty Dozen" and it's a cheat sheet of which fruits and vegetables you should always wash. The group analyzed 46,569 samples of 46 fruits and vegetables, tested by the US Food ...

Food safety chiefs were heavily criticised last night for advising people they no longer need wash and peel fruit and vegetables to remove traces of pesticide. Chemical contamination was 'so ...

This makes zero sense until it does. Washing fruits and vegetables is second nature for most of us before eating them or cooking them. Granted, I'm sure we've all, at some point, even taken a bite ...

If you only use your salad spinner to dry your greens, then you're missing a crucial step. Here's how to correctly use the ...

Asus is launching a surprising connected device in the US that can help detect the cleanliness of fruit ... vegetables are safe to eat. In fact, it detects any impurities when submerged in the ...

Strawberries are always at the top of the annual “Dirty Dozen,” the Environmental Working Group’s list of produce most likely ...