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Explore evidence-based articles on Organic Farming, including production systems, resilience, policy and wider food-system impacts. From Food Facts.

A farmer holds a large and bright tomato in one hand, and a smaller, less attractive tomato in the other hand.
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Has the nutritional value of fruits and vegetables really declined, and should you be worried?

Studies suggest some nutrient declines in modern produce are real, but the bigger issue is that most people aren't eating nearly enough fruits and vegetables to begin with.
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A person places drops of iodine into a glass of milk
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Why dairy isn't the answer to UK iodine deficiency – despite what the Daily Mail says

Alarmists claim that unfortified plant-based milks are driving lower IQs. Dr Butler from Viva! explains why dairy isn't the solution to iodine deficiency
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Are pesticides on strawberries destroying your gut? The science says otherwise

Should we avoid strawberries altogether? Or does the science actually state otherwise? Let’s find out.
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