An label describes how something was grown, not how good it is.
The two are often assumed to be the same.
limits which chemicals a farmer may apply.
It says nothing about , distance travelled or water used.
A tomato flown in out of season may carry the label and a large .
on land are usually lower.
Feeding the same number of people therefore needs more land.
More land means less forest, which is the cost rarely printed on a package.
None of this makes the label useless.
Lower use genuinely benefits the people who do the spraying.
It benefits the under the field as well.
The label answers one question honestly and is asked to answer five.