The document analyzes how cultivation methods, variety, fertilization, region, and ripeness affect the nutritional composition of strawberries. Researchers studied two main varieties over two years, collecting samples from organic and conventional cultivation. They found that potassium was the main mineral, and vitamin C levels were not significantly impacted by organic cultivation. Pesticide levels were below accepted limits. The study concluded that genotype and origin have a greater impact on fruit composition than cultivation techniques, and all strawberries were safe for consumption.