No single solution is likely to solve the micronutrients problem. If we wait for a food-based approach alone to work, we will not solve the problem. The magnitude of the problem is so big that we can t wait. In the end reducing poverty may have the greatest impact on people s nutrition by giving them access to a variety of foods and making it possible for developing countries to afford fortification and supplementation efforts. In the meantime researchers are pursuing new avenues to broaden the options for combating this persistent problem.
Proper citation is required.