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A produce market in Sidon, Lebanon. Photo by lux & pixel via Flickr. A lack of food-safety laws in Lebanon has created a pesticide scare that may drive more consumers to seek out organic produce. Locally grown fruits and vegetables, including grapes,
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A produce market in Sidon, Lebanon. Photo by lux & pixel via Flickr. A lack of food-safety laws in Lebanon has created a pesticide scare that may drive more consumers to seek out organic produce. Locally grown fruits and vegetables,
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