Kenya faces nutrition gaps as fortification forum nears

 NAIROBI, Kenya, Sept 10 – Kenya continues to grapple with widespread micronutrient deficiencies despite more than a decade of mandatory Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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Despite over a decade of mandatory food fortification, Kenya continues to face significant micronutrient deficiencies, prompting questions about compliance and effectiveness ahead of the 2025 Kenya Micronutrient Fortification Index (KMFI) Awards.
- 18 percent of children under five are stunted, and over 60 percent of women suffer from iron deficiency.
- The KMFI platform tracks millers’ performance and will host a forum on September 16 in Nairobi.
- Weak consumer awareness, rising production costs, and gaps in monitoring undermine fortification efforts despite the elimination of iodine deficiency through salt iodization.
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