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Food Fortification Initiative Targets Import Substitution, Public Health Gains, Says Development Center

Food Fortification Initiative Targets Import Substitution, Public Health Gains, Says Development Center
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The Food and Beverage Industry Research and Development Centre in Ethiopia is scaling up food fortification initiatives to reduce reliance on imports and improve public health. A recent workshop highlighted that 197 out of 368 wheat millers in the country are now actively fortifying their products.

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This initiative represents a strategic effort to improve national food security and health outcomes through industrial policy and private-sector collaboration.

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