In various UN publications including the 2016 Global Nutrition Report and SDGs, Food Fortification is recognized as playing an important role in achieving more than half of the 17 SDGs goals related to nutrition.
The Government of Indonesia has developed and implemented a large-scale food Fortification program in salt, wheat flour, and cooking oil. Until now, the fortification program still needs development to give maximum impact.
For most Indonesians, wheat flour is currently the second staple food after rice.
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Iodine deficiency is a problem in Indonesia. Based on the level of the problem, Indonesia is categorized as mild iodine deficiency
KFI NewsLetter Desember – Volume 13 – Section 8 Pada tanggal 5 Desember 2016, tim dari MI Kanada mengunjungi kantor KFI di Jakarta sekaligus melakukan diskusi mengenai perkembangan terkini masalah gizi mikro dan fortifikasi di Indonesia, terutama tentang fortifikasi garam, minyak goreng sawit dengan vitamin A, beras dan tepung terigu. Tim diketuai oleh Dr. Noor. A. Khan …
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