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Elodie Becquey

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Biofortification: A plausible antidote to hidden hunger (Financial Express)

December 30, 2019

The Financial Express (India) published an opinion by Research Fellow Anjani Kumar and Niraj Kumar on biofortification, an easy and economically sound way to mitigate malnutrition and hidden hunger that benefits farmers and consumers. Biofortification mainly targets poor and rural households by enriching staple crops with required micronutrients reducing people’s nutritional vulnerability.

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