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White Paper: Modeling the Contribution of Enrichment and Fortification to B Vitamin and Iron Intake in the US Population (July 2026)

Refined grains are often highlighted as a food that is over-consumed by Americans, with recommendations to limit or reduce intake in healthy dietary patterns. However, enriched and fortified refined grain food products, including bagels, tortillas, rolls, and bread, are a key source of micronutrients in the U.S. diet. Modeling the Contribution of Enrichment and Fortification […]

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Bread Diet Quality Folic acid Fortification/enrichment Refined grain White paper Tags: bread, diet quality, enriched grains, enrichment, folate, folate/folic acid, folic acid, health, infants, mothers, neural tube defects, nutrient deficiency, refined grain

Cost of Nutrients Analyses Using the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: A Focus on Grain Foods (April 2015)

Access to affordable, nutrient-dense foods is crucial for promoting public health, particularly in the context of rising food costs. This study analyzed NHANES 2003–2004 data to identify the most cost-effective foods for delivering energy and essential nutrients, focusing on grain-based categories linked to USDA food prices.

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Diet Quality Fortification/enrichment Refined grain Whole grain Tags: fiber, folate, grains, grits, iron, magnesium, NHANES, noodles, oatmeal, pasta, popcorn, refined grain, rolls/buns, tortillas, whole grain

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