Turkish Grapes Harmful
24.11.2008 Nationality
]Greenpeace experts tested 121 grapes from 5 countries to Germany. There were chemicals that can lead to cancer in 56 percent of grown grapes in Turkey.
[[T]]Environmental protection organization Greenpeace is imported from 5 countries and in the tests on grapes sold in Germany, which was grown in Turkey and 56 percent of the grapes sent to the country were “safe to health”. [It was noted that Turkish grapes contain 8 chemicals that can be washed by washing one part, these chemicals can damage genetic structure in the long term and lead to cancer. [
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[According to the news of the bild amp Sonntag newspaper, Greenpeace experts tested 121 grape samples from 5 countries to Germany and sold in 17 supermarkets.
The percentage of grapes grown in Turkey was determined to have harmful chemicals to health.
Greenpeace specialist Manfred Krautter stressed that 36 percent of grapes from Italy are brought from France, Spain and Greece, and 25 percent of grapes sold in German markets are “unfortable”.
]]Do not stop the sale’
]In the tests made in mid-October were taken from Turkey and recorded that the “Sultana coreless grapes” sold in the Real markets chain in Germany was harmful to human health and contains more chemicals than two floors of the normal values.
Greenpeace was stated that “Sultana uncore grapes” sell Real and main company will be found in the crime announcement of Kaufhof with Metro and Kaufhof. Greenpeace specialist Manfred Krautter should not be allowed to sell grapes in Germany, which threatens the health of the consulates. The sale of them was stopped.
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[Indices, there is a chemical substance used for the purpose of fighting the fungus, it was noted that this substance prevents male hormones in the tests on animals, which can also damage the development of children.
Real said that the chemicals contained in grapes refused accusations are appropriate for the standard measurements set by the European Union (EU), which is not a drawback in the sale of these grapes. [email protected]
Greenpeace will hear the results of grape tests to the public at the press conference in Hamburg. [
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