Trust but fortify

Trust but fortify: A new United Nations report calls on the food industry to fortify foods with the nutrients many developing nations lack: iodine, zinc, folic acid; iron and vitamins A, [B.sub.12] and riboflavin. The report says that a third of the world's population does not reach their intellectual or physical potential due to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

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