Soy sauce fortification with iron reduces anaemia
Fortification of soy sauce with highly bioavailableiron can be an effective way to reduce anaemia, even at low consumption levels, according to a recent study.
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Fortification of soy sauce with highly bioavailableiron can be an effective way to reduce anaemia, even at low consumption levels, according to a recent study.
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The French dairy group will launch its successful Activia probiotic yoghurts in the US at the start of next year as American consumers catch on to the benefits of 'friendly bacteria'.