Most produce arrives to your home safe for consumption, according to the USDA, but washing these 12 types of fruits and ...

Whether it’s from a home garden or your local farmers market, a good rinse with clean water should always be your last step ...

Rinsing produce helps remove dirt, bacteria, pesticides, and other chemicals that can get on food during the harvesting and ...

You might not get sick from popping an unwashed grape in your mouth. But would it be significantly less risky if you rinsed ...

Health experts have long said it is important to wash your bananas before eating the creamy fruit. It may strike you as weird ...

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Even if you peel a banana and toss away the skin before eating the fruit itself, washing helps remove dirt, bacteria, and any ...

If you are over 65, you may want to do something before you eat fruit and veg. According to health experts, this group is not ...

“Tomatoes were... blamed for a Salmonella Strathcona outbreak with 24 patients,” Food Safety News shared, while 84 Salmonella ...

Researchers are tracking multi-drug resistant bacteria in South Africa’s water to see how it endangers food safety when it’s used to irrigate crops.

Taking care of yourself during the monsoon season is crucial due to increased risks of waterborne and mosquito-borne diseases and the potential for fungal infections. Experts emphasise that ...

Most grocery stores use a misting system—an automatic sprinkler of sorts that hangs over the produce and rains gentle showers down on the veggies and herbs. It’s a common practice: Up to 70% of ...