Dirty Produce

Know which fruits and vegetables are worth buying organic, right in the grocery aisle. Every item is scored from real lab results. The USDA's Pesticide Data Program tests thousands of produce samples a year, and Dirty Produce turns those results into one simple score from cleaner to dirtier. 50+ fruits and vegetables, in three groups: - Clean: pesticide residue found on fewer than half of samples - Middle: somewhere in between - Dirty: two or more pesticides found on more than 80% of samples Tap any item to see: - Its score on a cleaner-to-dirtier scale - Whether it's been getting cleaner or dirtier over the years - How many samples had any pesticide, how many had two or more, and the average number per sample - A plain-language summary of what it all means Built for the store: - Search instantly - Filter to just the Clean, Middle or Dirty group - Color-coded cards you can read at a glance - Works offline, with no account and no data collection How to use it: Open the app at the store and search for whatever's in front of you. Green means conventional is a good pick. Red means consider buying organic. Scores are based on USDA Pesticide Data Program results from 2008 to 2024, using each item's most recent year with enough samples. Dirty Produce is an independent app and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the USDA or the Environmental Working Group. For general information only; not medical or nutritional advice.