Nutriwiz Launches Affordable Milk Mixes to Combat Micronutrient Deficiencies at ISF 2024

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The drink with 34 Multi-nutrients is meant to give nutrition to pregnant women and children. A single glass of milk with Nutriwiz mix is nearly equal to a plate full of meal

Hyderabad 28th September 2024: Nutriwiz, a leading player in the nutraceutical sector, unveiled its latest product innovation – Fortified Multi-nutrient Milk Mixes. Enriched with 34 essential micronutrients, the product is specifically designed to address the nutritional needs of pregnant women and children. The launch took place during the International Startup Festival 2024 at the Engineering Staff College of India, Gachibowli.

India faces a significant challenge with micronutrient deficiencies, particularly among children, which often leads to a weakened immune system and various health concerns. According to recent research, many Indian children and pregnant women are not receiving adequate nutrition, even in an era where scientific advances should ensure better health outcomes.

Nutriwiz aims to bridge this gap with its Fortified Multi-nutrient Milk Mixes, offering a simple and affordable solution. A single glass of milk mixed with Nutriwiz's product can provide up to 80% of the essential nutrients found in a full plate meal, helping to ensure that children receive the vital nutrition they need to grow healthy and strong.

Dr Siva Mahesh Tangutooru, Director of Nutriwiz, highlighted the product's affordability and potential to make a widespread impact: "Nutriwiz makes it possible for a child to meet 80% of their daily nutritional needs from a simple, affordable Rs.6 glass of our millet-based health drink. We are committed to addressing India's micronutrient deficiencies and helping every child grow into a healthier future."

Malavika Daggubati, Director of Nutriwiz, stressed the importance of affordability and collaboration to achieve their mission: "By collaborating with governments and NGOs, Nutriwiz is working to make these nutritional solutions available to all sections of society. Every product we place on the market is designed to make a positive impact. This is our way of giving back to society, ensuring every child enjoys a nourished childhood. We believe nutrition should be equal for all, as it’s the first step towards a stronger, developing India."

Sathyendra Marikundam, Director of Nutriwiz, stressed on the product's quality and nutritional value: "Our Fortified Multi-nutrient Milk Mixes are free from harmful additives and are rich in vitamins and minerals. We are focused on creating products that address the core nutritional deficiencies in India, ensuring that pregnant women and children have access to the nutrients they need."

The launch of Nutriwiz’s Fortified Multi-nutrient Milk Mixes marks a critical step in addressing nutritional disparities in India. The company’s products cater to a wide range of dietary needs, from prenatal care to child nutrition, ensuring comprehensive nourishment at every stage of growth.

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