Chowdhury Jalal, MBBS, PhD, Sara Wuehler, Saskia Osendarp, and Luz Maria De-Regil.

Published: October 13, 2016

Overview

Condiments and seasonings have been considered as potential vehicles for fortification in place of, or in addition to, fortifiable staple foods. However, methodologies for establishing fortification programs focus primarily on use of staple foods, which are consumed in larger portions than condiments and seasonings.

This paper reviews available methods for setting fortification levels and explores whether, or how, available methods could be adapted to condiments and seasonings. Authors also identify gaps in knowledge to guide future research exploring the appropriate use of condiments and seasonings as vehicles for fortification in public health

Publication

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27737493

Tags

Locations

Global

Populations

General Population

Subjects

Fortification

Resource Type

Research