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Microbial fermentation for riboflavin biofortification in African traditional fermented foods

Source: Nature - Biotechnology • Published: 01 Sept 2026, 00:00

Microbial fermentation for riboflavin biofortification in African traditional fermented foods

Examines using indigenous lactic acid bacteria to naturally increase riboflavin levels in traditional African fermented foods and beverages.

Key Takeaways
  • This approach could play a significant role in addressing deficiencies of B-group vitamins
  • Vitamins are water-soluble compounds that play a crucial role in metabolism
  • Among them, vitamin B 2 , or riboflavin, is a key micronutrient essential for all animals
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