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Phenmedipham

Explore results by food · analyte code 791.

2000–2024 · 17 tested years

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18,284sample–analyte
tests
17samples with
a detection
3food identities
with detections

Tested in 32 food identities. Food identities include separately recorded forms and studies. Testing panels differ by food, so we do not show a combined cross-food detection percentage.

Results by food

Each food uses its own analyte-tested denominator.

Phenmedipham: historical USDA tests by food.
FoodTestedDetectedRateDetails
Spinach, Frozen562122.1%Yearly results
Winter Squash1,04140.4%—
Spinach1,30910.1%—
Apples21000.0%—
Asparagus21000.0%—
Avocado43300.0%—
Beets, Canned27700.0%—
Sweet Corn, Fresh95900.0%—
Cherries19000.0%—
Cantaloupe1,05500.0%—
Carrots1,03100.0%—
Sweet Corn, Frozen48500.0%—
Cucumbers27500.0%—
Fish, Catfish92700.0%—
Grapes21000.0%—
Baby Food - Peaches33500.0%—
Kidney Beans, Canned5400.0%—
Pinto Beans, Canned10500.0%—
Oranges21000.0%—
Peaches1,05600.0%—
Potatoes21000.0%—
Sweet Bell Peppers1,23500.0%—
Sweet Peas, Frozen31500.0%—
Spinach, Canned92100.0%—
Sweet Peas, Canned37900.0%—
Summer Squash68100.0%—
Strawberries21000.0%—
Sweet Potatoes21000.0%—
Tangerines1,39800.0%—
Tomato Paste33100.0%—
Watermelon1,40900.0%—
Garbanzo Beans, Canned5100.0%—

About these results

Source: USDA Pesticide Data Program. Included annual releases: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024.

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