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The Dutch Robin Food Coalition, comprising 70+ sustainable food SMEs, scientists and NGOs, launched the Dutch Pee Inspector campaign. Thousands of tests showed that glyphosate, a harmful substance in non-organic agriculture, was present in all participants. Want to know what's in your body?
The Robin Food Coalition looked for a symbol that could highlight the problems in the non-organic farming sector. Glyphosate proved to be this symbol because of the health risks it poses, such as Parkinson's, ALS and cancer, among other diseases.
Since its launch in November 2023, several thousand test results have been submitted. These results are alarming: all participants had glyphosate in their systems, well above the laboratory's detection limit.
Interestingly, older participants had lower levels of glyphosate in their bodies than younger participants, and women showed lower levels than men. The reasons for this are currently under investigation.
The long-term effect of glyphosate remains a worrying issue, especially since there has been no comprehensive research into its long-term effects, as Professor Bas Bloem of Radboud University regularly highlights [1]. Although the risk is clear, there still remains a lack of testing by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
One bright spot is that studies show that after two weeks of eating organically, glyphosate levels in urine can drop significantly [2]. Want to know for yourself what's in your body? Watch the video for all the details and order a glyphosate test kit today!
https://robinfoodcoalition.com/piskijker/
Do you live outside the Netherlands? You can order a test kit in most European countries, however, return costs are at your own expense. Check the full terms and conditions on our website.
L’offre d’avocats bio du Mexique augmente régulièrement. De bons volumes et une bonne disponibilité sont attendus dans les prochains mois. Les gros calibres (14–18) sont actuellement les mieux disponibles. Les petits calibres devraient gagner en disponibilité au fil de la saison.
Nos avocats mexicains Organic Raingrown® proviennent d’Avova, une entreprise familiale du Michoacán avec laquelle Eosta travaille depuis de nombreuses années..
Alors que la saison européenne des myrtilles touche progressivement à sa fin, les premiers volumes de myrtilles bio en provenance d’Amérique du Sud sont en route. Le Pérou sera le premier à approvisionner le marché dans les semaines à venir, suivi des livraisons de nos producteurs de longue date en Argentine.
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