Development of nutrient-rich complementary foods using locally sourced ingredients for low-income households in Eastern Ethiopia

Including supplementary food is crucial when breastfeeding alone does not adequately meet an infant's nutritional requirements. As a result, the complementary food developed can provide 5 to 50% of the daily recommended nutrient allowance for infants.

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Frontiers in Nutrition
Published
2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fnut.2025.1537357
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Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Development of nutrient-rich complementary foods using locally sourced ingredients for low-income households in Eastern Ethiopia

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Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Development of nutrient-rich complementary foods using locally sourced ingredients for low-income households in Eastern Ethiopia

Solomon Abera, Mir Mohammad Ali, Anbesse Girma Shewa, Shewangizawe Teketele Anamoo, Jalene Gelan
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Abstract

Including supplementary food is crucial when breastfeeding alone does not adequately meet an infant's nutritional requirements. As a result, the complementary food developed can provide 5 to 50% of the daily recommended nutrient allowance for infants.

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