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Use of illegal pesticides on the rise in EU
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Goods are smuggled from Bulgaria, Turkey
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Farmers say they are cheaper, more potent
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Lab tests detect dozens of banned substances
The widespread use of banned pesticides threatens not only public health and food safety but also the legitimacy of EU agricultural markets—especially in export-oriented sectors.
In the September report, the ministry’s Plant Protection Directorate found that 97% of 313 samples of plant-based foods complied with the maximum residue limits (MRLs) set by EU regulations.
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