tassia wrote:Euge wrote:Njung'e wrote:I'll repeat it here.This is a project in collabo with a UN agency in an effort to get vital vitamins to the populace and what better way than to have them in sugar which is actually consumed by just about everybody.....ama waweke kwa Tusker?...Anyway,the target is mainly children and again,they will be fortifying about a tenth of their sugar and therefore consumers still have a choice......Now you know who is the joke....lol.
Did they have to use sugar?

Aaiiii. Kids will be addicted to sugar then how will they get out of the 'sweet' habit. They should have identified another product.
Exactly. The choice of sugar is not well informed. We all know that you cannot use sugar and health in the same sentence.
@tassia & @Euge;
You are missing the point completely, the idea is not to encourage parents to give sugar to their kids; No!
The idea is that those that are already giving sugar will now have the added Vit A.
And it is NOT correct to say that "We all know that you cannot use sugar and health in the same sentence"
As was clearly explained in another thread, TOO MUCH sugar is unhealthy. In the same breath, complete lack of sugar is also unhealthy. You need it to supplement you body's energy... and now, fortified sugar, you will also get Vit A
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