3/N Key working with @fssaiindia Food Fortification Resource Centre are GAIN, @NutritionIntl@WFP@tini_tatatrusts , ‘The India Nutrition Initiative’ and ‘Food Fortification Initiative’ funded by one or another food industry. Stakes in the bottom-line, but not in your health
4/N @WFP in India receives donations from ‘General Mills’ (cereals, ice creams pastries), ‘YUM’ (fast food) and ‘Cargill’(food ingredients, chocolates, ultra-processed foods, corn, edible oils, floor, sweeteners and starches). WFP is a co- convener of the @SUNBizNet
5/N GAIN is the convener of the @SUNBizNet , the Royal DSM is the chair of the partnership council of GAIN. Donors include @Unilever (food and nutrition portfolio), @Hersheys (chocolates), @ArlaFoodsUK (dairy foods), @AIFRwanda@MarsFoods (snickers, chocolates) and @BASF
6/N @NutritionIntl receives funding from @gatesfoundation lists DSM (food ingredients and vitamins) and BASF (performance ingredients, beverage stabilizers, colorants and interest in fortification) as partners. In 2002 @Roche sold its nutrients business to ‘Royal DSM’
7/N Food Fortification Initiative has partners including @Cargill, GAIN, @NutritionIntl, @BASF. Tata Trusts and ‘The India Nutrition Initiative’ both are offshoot of Tata Group that produces nutrients for fortification of salt- iron and iodine, work closely with @GAINalliance
9/N @BMJgh.bmj.com/content/6/8/e0… shows businesses influence the policy on nutrition. #SupremeCourt India in 2011 observed that FSSAI panels be free of conflicts of interests, same principle needed to be applied in any food policy development process. @PhilBakerNZ@GyorgyScrinis