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Raspberries

Raspberries has a pesticide load score of 40 and a Food Compass 2.0 score of 100, based on 1,103 monitoring samples.

High Evidence
Moderate load

Shopping Verdict: Wash thoroughly. Moderate residue detected across samples.

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Pesticide Load40Moderate load (0=clean, 100=max)
Food Compass 2.0100exact nutritional match
Monitoring Samples1,1032013โ€“2024 lab tests
Benchmark Coverage90.1%of detected residue load

Preparation & Safety

How to wash and prepare raspberries

Because raspberries has higher surface permeability, synthetic pesticides easily adhere to the skin. To reduce exposure by up to 80โ€“90%, soak in a 1% baking soda water solution (1 tsp baking soda per 2 cups cold water) for 12 to 15 minutes, then rinse vigorously under running water.

Market Comparison

How raspberries varies by market

MarketLoad ScoreSamples TestedDetection RateReliability
US3965270.7%โœ“ Solid (652)
UK579757.7%โœ“ Solid (97)
DE7026669.9%โœ“ Solid (266)
FR951764.7%โš ๏ธ Sparse (17)
IT595255.8%โœ“ Solid (52)
ES811968.4%โš ๏ธ Sparse (19)

โš ๏ธ Data Note: Markets marked with Sparse have under 30 official laboratory samples in the public record. A 0% detection in sparse tests does not guarantee absolute absence of residue in that region.

Chemical Residue Breakdown

Primary chemicals detected on raspberries

Bifenazate

Detection Rate
9.5%
Benchmark Usage
0.205%
chronic toxicity benchmark

Cyprodinil

Detection Rate
9.2%
Benchmark Usage
0.114%
chronic toxicity benchmark

Cypermethrin

Detection Rate
8.3%
Benchmark Usage
0.086%
acute toxicity benchmark

Pyraclostrobin

Detection Rate
12.8%
Benchmark Usage
0.069%
acute toxicity benchmark

Public Evidence Trail

Official monitoring sources for raspberries

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