Consumer Warning: Organipeel food coating by Apeel Sciences contains 99.34% undisclosed ingredients marketed as organic-approved

Apeel food coating 1) Regulatory Capture: Your product’s OMRI approval stems from an industry-compromised system where 80% of National Organic Standards Board members have ties to agribusiness lobbies. . 2) Questionable Formulation: Independent analysis shows Organipeel’s monoacylglycerides may contain mercury, cadmium, and carcinogenic glycidol residues from toxic extraction processes. The EPA’s own warnings about eye irritation and skin absorption risks for handlers of concentrated product further undermine safety claims. . 3) Problematic Backing: Gates Foundation and WEF funding—entities historically hostile to food sovereignty—rightfully trigger distrust. Their track record of pushing synthetic solutions over traditional methods (like beeswax coatings) aligns with Apeel’s profit-driven shelf-life extension model, not consumer welfare. Why have retailers like Natural Grocers banned Apeel-treated produce?