Alliance for Food and Farming: Studies, Government Data Discredit “Dirty Dozen” List
The research also found that the list authors follow no scientifically established methodology in the development of their list.
- The research also found that the list authors follow no scientifically established methodology in the development of their list.
- From Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) “Dirty Dozen” report: “The Shoppers Guide does not incorporate risk assessment into the calculations.
- The Alliance for Food and Farming is a non-profit organization formed in 1989 which represents organic and conventional farmers.
- Alliance contributors are limited to farmers of fruits and vegetables, companies that sell, market or ship fruits and vegetables or organizations that represent produce farmers.