evidence: Does the safety data sheet for Apeel, a protective coating for produce, contain "a long list of hazardous cautions" that make the product unsafe for human consumption? No, that's not true: The information in the claim comes from a cleaning product using the same name but made by another company. The cleaner and degreaser is not meant for human consumption. The safety data sheet from the cleaner is being used to misrepresent the product used to extend the shelf life of produce. [...] The screenshot of the post above shows a list of hazard and precautionary statements for a product called Apeel. However, this product is not a coating for produce but, rather, an orange cleaner for hard surfaces made by a different company called Evans Vanodine. Here's a screenshot of the product page from their website: [...] Its website also has a page on product safety information, which is much different than that for the cleaner. The product information sheet for Apeel, which is trademarked as Edipeel, says it's safe for people to eat: