Factsheets

The following factsheets are available in pdf format:

January 2019

Chlorpyrifos: EU should ban brain-harming chlorpyrifos to protect health (August 2018)

September 2016

Sulfoxaflor and flupyradifurone: neonics or not? How pesticide industry tricks regulators (14 September 2016)

This factsheet highlights how Dow and Bayer, the producers of sulfoxaflor and flupyradifurone have been twisting science and inventing their own rules to have sulfoxaflor and flupyradifurone not included in the neonicotinoids family. A way to through sand at the eyes of regulators.

June 2016

Food Security and Agriculture

Food security depends very much on the number of people needing food, the level of consumption of people (especially animal diets), and the availability of (fertile) lands.

October 2015

Supermarkets

Eleven European supermarkets are now taking steps to reduce the level of pesticides in their food supply chains. Our Factsheet summarises these efforts. 
See also Supermarket Summary Table of Commitments

October 2015

Pesticides in Food

Latest information on the widespread presence of pesticides in food items sold in the European Union.

October 2015

Endosulfan

Endosulfan is one of the world’s worst pesticides and has devastating impacts on human health and the global environment.

October 2015

Climate Change and Agriculture

Agriculture is a big contributor to climate change. According to the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, Fourth Assessment Report, 2007) this accounts to 10-12% on all anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.

August 2015

Carbendazim

Independent literature shows that the pesticide Carbendazim is a very dangerous "toxin", capable of causing malformations in the foetus at very low doses and it's still uncertain if a safe level exists at all.

July 2015

Bees & Pesticides

Essential to the production of key EU food crops, yet in sudden decline. What links pesticides and mass bee deaths occurring globally?

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