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Milk is often fortified with nutrients like vitamin D, vitamin A, iron and folic acid.

Food fortification prevents 7 billion nutrient gaps annually — but could triple its impact

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Second International 'AfroGEEKS' Conference to Examine Technological Innovation in Africa and the African Diaspora

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