Organic Consumers
This Week's Newsletter: How Did Apeel Get Into USDA Organic? - Organic Consumers
May 25, 2023 - Our conclusion is that Apeel carries ... the version used on Starr Ranch’s organic apples, known as Organipeel. Read More and Act Now, Contact Your Congressperson Here Watch: How’d Apeel get into USDA Organic?...
Organic Consumers
How’d Apeel get into USDA Organic? Ask the Organic Materials Review Institute… - Organic Consumers
June 29, 2023 - Apeel, a mysterious Bill Gates and World Economic Forum-backed food coating that makes rotting produce appear fresh, is approved for use on USDA Organic produce under the name Organipeel. The Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) gave it the green light, presumably based on citric acid ...
Live Love Fruit
Is Apeel Safe? What USDA Organic Approval Means for Your Produce - Live Love Fruit
1 month ago - Critics argue this erodes trust in the organic label and introduces unknown health risks. So naturally, people are now asking: Is Apeel safe? And more urgently, can Apeel be used on organic produce at all? ... APEEL Sciences, founded in 2012, develops edible coatings, Edipeel (for conventional ...
Organic Insider
Key Takeaways from the Apeel Controversy and Where We Go From Here
July 19, 2023 - Is Apeel a "fungicide" or a "coating?" An in-depth look at this controversy, as it stands today.
The Carnivore Bar
APEEL NOW OFFICIALLY APPROVED FOR ORGANIC PRODUCE IN THE U.S. | The Carnivore Bar
June 30, 2025 - “Apeel Coating Now Permitted on USDA Certified Organic Produce.” Organic Insider, 2024, www.organicinsider.com.
Cornucopia Institute
Apeel and Edible Coatings: Your Questions Answered - Cornucopia Institute
August 9, 2023 - ... Organipeel was approved by OMRI in 2017. However, the review raises concerns. OMRI responded to comments and questions about the Apeel fruit coating product in May 2023, acknowledging that Organipeel is currently approved as a fungicide, not a produce coating.
Green Living Tribe
20 Retailers And Their Stance On Carrying Apeel Produce - Green Living Tribe
June 29, 2024 - Giant, Stop & Shop, Hannaford: Do not utilize Apeel for private brands but cannot verify other brands. In addition to these retailers, there are specific policies from produce growers: Stemilt Apples: Previously used Organipeel but no longer do.
Organic Consumers
Organic Bytes Newsletter #804: How Did Apeel Get Into USDA Organic? - Organic Consumers
June 9, 2023 - Our conclusion is that Apeel carries ... the version used on Starr Ranch’s organic apples, known as Organipeel. Read More and Act Now, Contact Your Congressperson Here Watch: How’d Apeel get into USDA Organic?...
Natural Grocers
For the Love of Organics: Apeel | Natural Grocers
Produce sprayed with this mysterious ... you will never find produce coated with it at any of our stores. ... Personal Correspondence with USDA, June 26th, 2023....
New Pioneer Food Co-op
Apeel and New Pi Produce | New Pioneer Food Co-op
February 28, 2025 - The Co-op's stance on the use of Apeel on fresh produce.
Riverford
Everything you need to know about Apeel - Wicked Leeks
May 11, 2023 - Also very interesting is this American website with an article “Apeel and Edible Coatings: Your Questions Answered”. Last updated August 9, 2023 https://www.cornucopia.org/2023/07/apeel-and-edible-coatings-your-questions-answered/ ... Interestingly, mono, do and triglycerides of fatty acids ...
Organic Consumers
Apeel Is Used in USDA Organic & It’s Backed by Bill Gates & the World Economic Forum... - Organic Consumers
May 16, 2023 - May 6, 2023 | by Alexis Baden-Mayer The latest threat to our health or a distraction from bigger problems? At first blush, concerns about Apeel seemed like fake news. Fact checkers were quick to point out that the safety data sheet circulating the internet was for a different
Michele Gargiulo
The Coating on Your Organic Fruit: What Is Apeel, and Should You Be Concerned? — Michele Gargiulo
June 18, 2025 - You didn’t ask for technology to insert itself between you and the soil. But here we are. Apeel is a plant-based produce coating developed to reduce food waste. The company received early grant funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and now produces two formulations: Edipeel (for conventional produce) and Organipeel (approved for USDA...
USDA
Labeling Organic Products | Agricultural Marketing Service
An official website of the United States government · Here’s how you know
PCC Community Markets
Is Apeel harmful and does PCC allow Apeel on produce? | PCC Community Markets
November 7, 2024 - Get informed on Apeel, a new plant-based coating used on fruits and vegetables.
Weston A. Price Foundation
Is Apeel Appealing? - The Weston A. Price Foundation
November 17, 2023 - So forget about the story and look is going on with “Organic” labeling and how they are finding ways to get around it and poison people further making outrageous profits. ... Except one other thing: There are laws regarding trademark infringement. Do we know for sure if the trademark for “APEEL” the paint thinner chemical is being infringed by the “creator of the trademark “APEEL” for a “claimed to be edible” product being sprayed on much produce on produce now...
Chelan Ranch
Apeel on Organic Fruit – Chelan Ranch
June 27, 2023 - Apeel Sciences is a company with a food additive product called Edipeel, also nicknamed Edipeel, Invisapeel. Apeel is not on our organic fruit! What the heck is Apeel? Since we grow and sell organic fruit, this is an important question.
Saint John's Organic Farm
Is Apeel Safe? 3 Things You Need to Know — Saint John's Organic Farm
October 31, 2023 - Have you heard of the controversial “edible coating” Apeel? It’s a film that goes on produce to make it last longer, and it’s been approved by the USDA Organics program. It’s invisible, odorless, and you can’t wash it off. Many people doubt Apeel is really safe to consume, even ...
AP News
Posts misrepresent safety of produce-protecting solution from Apeel | AP News
November 21, 2023 - False. The safety document being cited is for an unrelated cleaning product that uses the same name. That product is made by a different, U.K.-based company.