low-chemical
[loʊ ˈkɛmɪkəl]
adjective
baixo em químicos
1. Containing or using minimal amounts of chemical substances; designed to reduce chemical exposure or environmental impact
Low-chemical cleaning products are becoming increasingly popular among environmentally conscious consumers.
Produtos de limpeza com baixo teor de químicos estão se tornando cada vez mais populares entre consumidores ambientalmente conscientes.
2. Relating to agricultural or manufacturing practices that minimize the use of synthetic chemicals such as pesticides, fertilizers, or additives
The farm switched to low-chemical farming methods to improve soil health.
A fazenda mudou para métodos de cultivo com baixo uso de químicos para melhorar a saúde do solo.
3. Pertaining to personal care or household products formulated without harsh or synthetic chemical ingredients
She prefers low-chemical skincare products for sensitive skin.
Ela prefere produtos para cuidados com a pele com baixo teor de químicos para pele sensível.
The term 'low-chemical' has gained significant popularity in both Brazil and the USA in recent years, reflecting growing consumer awareness of environmental sustainability and health concerns. In Brazil, there is increasing demand for 'produtos naturais' (natural products) and 'ecológicos' (ecological products) in supermarkets. In the USA, the wellness industry heavily markets low-chemical alternatives as part of a broader 'clean living' movement. The term appears frequently in marketing for organic foods, natural beauty products, and eco-friendly household cleaners across both cultures.
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