Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Pesticide-Use-in-Spain-27MZIFIQPVER.htmlConceptually similarPesticide Use in SpainGP030HXCompleted★★★★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP0326RCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP030HQCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP030HSCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP030HWCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP030HRCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP0326NCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP0326OCompleted★★★★Pesticide Use in SpainGP0326PCompleted★★★★View AllGP030HVPesticide Use in SpainA worker without protective clothing only wearing a paper breathing protection sprays pesticides on vegetables in a greenhouse.In original language:Pestizide im Suedosten SpaniensPlastikfolien-Gewaechshaeuser fuer den Gemueseanbau entlang der spanischen Kueste zwischen Aguilas und Mazarr?n. Unter den Folien im Treibhaus wachsen Tomaten. Arbeiter spruehen/spritzen Pestizide nur mit Mundschutz aus Papier als Schutzkleidung. Pestizidspritze an Pflanze.Locations:Europe-Murcia-Ramonete-SpainDate:14 Oct, 2005Credit:© Greenpeace / Ángel GarciaMaximum size:3487px X 2324pxKeywords:Agricultural processes-Agriculture-Day-Farmers-Farms-Greenhouses-KWCI (GPI)-Manual workers-Masks (protective)-Pesticides-SAGE (campaign title)-Spraying-Tomatoes-Toxics (campaign title)-VegetablesShoot:Pesticide Use in SpainPesticides being used for fruit and vegetable market gardening along the coast between Alicante and Almeria, Spain. An analysis made by Greenpeace Germany's consumer organisation, the Shopping Net (Einkaufsnetz, EKN) proves that legal limits for pesticides have been exceeded in one in five samples of fruit and vegetables. Greenpeace bought 658 various fruit and vegetable samples including pears, grapes, peaches, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots and lettuce from the leading supermarkets in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and analysed them for 300 different pesticides. In 100 cases the legal limit for pesticide residue was exceeded. In 16 cases, extremely high levels of residue were found and in 27 instances illegal pesticide residues were discovered. The supermarket chains LIDL and REAL (Metro) proved to be the worst offenders.Related Collections:Pesticide Use in Spain (Photos & Videos)
