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Worst of the Dirty Dozen™
Apple

#1 Apples

Eaten daily by many children, 98 percent of conventional apples had pesticides.
Celery

#2 Celery

Highly contaminated, celery tested positive for 57 different pesticides.
Strawberries

#3 Strawberries

A delicious snack for kids and pests, some strawberries had as many as 13 different pesticides.
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Best of the Clean 15™
Onions

#1 Onions

Conventional onions are a clean crop. Less than 1 percent of samples had any pesticides.
Sweet Corn

#2 Sweet Corn

98 percent of all frozen and sweet corn samples had no detectable pesticide residues.
Pineapple

#3 Pineapples

Only 6 different pesticides were found on pineapples.
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EWG President Ken Cook

"We recommend that people eat healthy by eating more fruits and vegetables, whether conventional or organic," says Ken Cook, president and founder of Environmental Working Group. "But people don't want to eat pesticides with their produce if they don't have to. And with EWG's guide, they don't."
- Ken Cook, EWG President

Dr. Weil

Dr. Andrew Weil, renowned medical expert on natural health and wellness, tells why and how he uses the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 lists from EWG's Shoppers Guide to Pesticides.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

Dr. Sanjay Gupta tours a grocery store to show us which foods have the highest levels of pesticide residue.