On average, South American farmers use 2-3 times more pesticides than farmers in Europe. 2-3 times more would be illegal in Europe, but is allowed as part of Mercosur trade.
Pesticides banned in Europe, but allowed in South America: Atrazine, Acephate, Mancozeb, Paraquat, and many more.
Diseases they can produce include: Parkinson's, brain damage in children and lower IQ, infertility, genetic mutations.
Nothing in the deal says that EU has to accept anything that does not adhere to EU standards. Any food imports have to follow EU regulations. It only allows (a fairly dismal quota) to go through without tariffs.
So all the bullshit you just said (which I am not even sure I trust) is irrelevant.
Pesticides banned in Europe, but allowed in South America: Atrazine, Acephate, Mancozeb, Paraquat, and many more.
Diseases they can produce include: Parkinson's, brain damage in children and lower IQ, infertility, genetic mutations.