Recently, a Pakistani customer consulted our company for fortified rice plant. Because we sold a lot of fortified rice mchines in the Indian market, we shared with him the situation of many Indian customers. It is mentioned that the reason why India's demand for fortified rice has soared is because the government has introduced relevant policies. Unexpectedly, the Pakistani customer said that Pakistan has also introduced a similar policy and took a picture of a related report with a mobile phone. From the content reported in the picture, we can see that first of all, the Sindh Province of Pakistan passed relevant law to encourage the production and sales of fortified foods. According to a survey conducted by the National Nutrition Department, the country loses about 3% of its GDP every year due to the effects of malnutrition on its citizens. Therefore, Pakistan has begun to introduce policies at the national level to change this situation, just like India.

Fortified rice first appeared in the Philippines (1948). Fortified rice has achieved significant effects in preventing local vitamin B group, niacin and iron deficiency. After eating fortified rice, the country has basically eliminated beriberi and other vitamin B2 deficiencies in two years, significantly improving the nutritional level of the local people and reducing the mortality rate. Subsequently, it was quickly promoted in European and American countries, and successively adopted in Sri Lanka, Japan and other Asian countries, Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela and other Latin American countries and several states in the United States.