Banned Pesticide's still used in Australia

The pesticide standards in Australia are not as rigorous as those in Europe or the United States, a fact that would surprise most consumers. UK environmental activists are now sounding the alarm, bringing attention to the presence of harmful pesticides in Australian food.

Despite being banned by the European Union and, in some cases, the United States due to their detrimental effects on human health and the environment, Australia permits the use of these pesticides. This includes the highly toxic paraquat, which has been scientifically linked to Parkinson's disease, as well as the widely used herbicide atrazine, known to disrupt reproduction and potentially contribute to cancer.

In an astonishing comparison, environmental campaigners reveal that grapes from Australia are allowed to contain a staggering 200 times the amount of the suspected endocrine disrupter methomyl, far surpassing the levels found in their UK counterparts. Additionally, they assert that Australian apples can contain a shocking 100 times the amount of fenitrothion, another suspected endocrine disrupter. Prepare to be taken aback by the concerning presence of these pesticides in Australian produce!

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