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Folic acid to be added to some bread-making flours from tomorrow

A nutritionist believes more women will now receive an important vitamin supplement as it is added to the country's bread supply.

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Folic acid fortification to boost women s health | Otago Daily Times Online News

A nutritionist believes more women will now receive an important vitamin supplement as it is added to the country's bread supply. This story was.

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SunLive - Folic acid to be added to some bread - The Bay s News First

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NZ plans lifetime smoking ban - Taipei Times

New Zealand’s government believes it has come up with a unique plan to end tobacco smoking a lifetime ban for those aged 14 or younger. Under a new law the government announced yesterday and plans to pass next year, the minimum age to buy cigarettes would keep rising year after year. That means, in theory at least, 65 years after the law takes effect, shoppers could still buy cigarettes but only if they could prove they were at least 80 years old. In practice, officials hope smoking would fade away decades before then. Indeed, the plan sets a goal of

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Folic acid fortification requirements to take effect in two years

Folic acid fortification requirements to take effect in two years © RNZ / Samuel Rillstone Associate Minister of Health Dr Ayesha Verrall said New Zealand would miss the smoke-free by 2025 target without such changes Folic acid will be required to be added to most bread in New Zealand after government approvals, the government says, to save lives and reduce health problems. Minister for Food Safety Ayesha Verrall said in a statement this morning adding the acid to to all non-organic bread-making wheat flour would protect tamariki, preventing neural tube defects (NTDs) that could result in death or life-long disability. The requirement would take effect after two years, she said.

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