Stakeholders Push for Better Laboratory Capacity for Fortified Food in Nigeria
The National Fortification Alliance (NFA) in Nigeria, along with stakeholders from various sectors, emphasized the need for enhanced laboratory capacity to monitor the quality of fortified foods. The call for stricter regulations and improved testing mechanisms was made during a meeting in Lagos.
Key stakeholders, including government ministries, regulatory agencies, industry groups, and civil society, highlighted the importance of reliable laboratory tests for fortification compliance. NAFDAC reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring fortified foods meet national standards.
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