It’s not exactly rice, so what is it?
PIURA REGION, Peru – More than 80 thousand students recipient of Qali Warma (from Quechuan, Strong Child) complementary feeding programme started to consume a type of fortified rice that promises to face the anemia, to improve the organism’s function, to reconstitute bones and tissues, and to strengthen the immunologic system. The food will be in breakfasts and lunches provided by the initiative. The fortified product is made from the rice flour what is added with eight vitamins, iron, and zinc. From the formed mass, simil grains are made. Qali Warma and its promotional organism, the Peru’s Ministry of Social Development and Inclusion, released no more medical and scientific information about the fortified rice. However, it reported 113 tons were delivered in 865 schools in Amotape, Castilla, Catacaos, Colán, Cura Mori, El Arenal, Ignacio Escudero, La Arena, La Huaca, La Unión, Lancones, Las Lomas, Piura, Sechura, Tamarindo, Tambogrande, and Vichayal Dis...