Iron fortified cereal became common in 1941 in an effort to help battle nutritional deficiencies like anemia. ... You can learn more about why your cereal contains "metal" below.

Post Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds cereal has been issued with a Class 2 recall for potentially containing foreign metal ...

Pronutro and other instant cereals also have added iron and all bread baked in SA nowadays is fortified with iron and vitamins by law - check on the labels. Enjoy DietDoc Discover the Truth. Step into ...

You can meet the daily iron requirements by eating plant- and animal-based food sources, along with fortified breakfast cereals. Sources can include spinach, lentils, and clams. Clams are one of ...

Cereal makes up only 7% of the U.S. population’s added sugar intake, fifth on the list of the top sources of added sugars. It’s far below sugar-sweetened beverages (24%) and desserts and sweet ...

By law, iron fortified infant cereals are mandated by Food Standards Australia New Zealand to be fortified with between 20 to 50mg iron per 100g dry weight, meaning there's a high percentage of ...

Post’s Honey Bunches of Oats cereal has been recalled because it may be contaminated with metal.. Post Consumer Brands issued a voluntary recall on 5,376 cartons of Honey Bunches of Oats with ...

Hi Doctor. Can you please recommend a name of a Iron Fortified cereal. I checked the supermarket but cant seem to find one. Thanks. Answer::Dear Karel Where were you looking? All the Kellogg's and ...