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š¦Ŗ Small Creatures, Mighty Nutrition, Global Impact
Could aquatic invertebrates help close the global micronutrient gap? š A fascinating Nature study finds that current production supplies the equivalent annual requirements of vitamin B12 and selenium for >5 billion peopleāand copper, omega-3 fatty acids, iodine and zinc for >1 billion. š¦
š” Bivalves are particularly rich in iron, iodine, zinc and B12. But nutrition on paper is not nutrition on the plate: sustainability, safety, access, affordability and bioavailability matter.
Tiny creatures. Enormous nutritional potential. š
MasterMedFacts Ā· 2 min Ā· Source published: 2026-09-05
Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026
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