Do you believe in Organic Stores around Phnom Penh

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Re: Do you believe in Organic Stores around Phnom Penh

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TheGrinchSR wrote: Many more do not penetrate the outer layers (peeling can miraculously cut down on pesticides to about zero in many cases).
Citation?
TheGrinchSR wrote:(peeling can miraculously cut down on pesticides to about zero in many cases).
Yeah, but I don't want my chilies peeled, or the basil, etc.
TheGrinchSR wrote:I'd stop looking at the veg and start looking at the fish. I can't believe anybody willingly puts seafood/riverfood in their gobs in South East Asia; that's a recipe for heavy metal poisoning and worse. But that's not quite as exciting as getting worked up about pesticides on vegetables for some reason...
Why? Why are you changing the subject? Were talking about organic veges.
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Seems some can't quite grasp the concept of pesticides accumulationg in the soil year after year, and the toxins being absorbed in plants cell structures via the roots as they grow.
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Re: Do you believe in Organic Stores around Phnom Penh

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I think it is sometimes important, so far I worked with some Veggie stores around BKK1 & Toul Tom Pong, but those of them don't really want to call their products are Certified Organic Products.

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Re: Do you believe in Organic Stores around Phnom Penh

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http://www.ngkhmer.com/
organic fruit and veg
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