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PUBLIC HEALTH BENEFITS OF ENRICHMENT
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... In 1953 the Food and Drug Act was modified to permit flour enrichment in any part of Canada. PUBLIC HEALTH BENEFITS OF ENRICHMENT The Newfoundland Report Having reviewed the history of enrichment, its factual basis and the means whereby it has been introduced, it remains to evaluate the success achieved in terms of public health and what remains to be done.
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