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Yes. Research shows that the commercial canning process not only destroys bacteria that can cause food spoilage, but also can eliminate as much as 99% of the pesticide residues occasionally found in fresh produce. This is accomplished through the normal washing, peeling, blanching and heat processing of canned fruits and vegetables.
